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Surviving the Interview – On No Experience
In his book How to Win Friends and Influence People , author and motivational guru Dale Carnegie says that the person who can speak acceptably is usually considered to possess greater ability than he actually has. In my experience, this is true. If you
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Fine-Tuning Your Personal Brand
Since we often talk about differentiating yourself in a crowded market around here, I thought you might like to know that twenty-something branding phenom Dan Schawbel recently launched a new magazine, Personal Branding . As you might guess, the magazine
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How to Crack the Recruiter Code
On Chris Russell’s Secrets of the Job Hunt blog, Phil Rosenberg offers some smart info on getting what you need from recruiters. Phil suggests that in order to develop successful relationships with recruiters you must adopt the attitude that you work
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More on Resumes: Some Good Things in Life Are Still Free
Maybe because we’re still at the beginning of a new year, or maybe because we’re on the edge of a recession, resume writing has become an even hotter topic lately. On the heels of the great response on last week’s Razume post , I thought I’d share some
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5 Personal Qualities Every Resume Should Demonstrate
Employment Digest has an interesting post on the qualities that potential employers want to see, and how these qualities can be translated on a resume. Among them: · Communication Skills: For example, the phrase “Ability to be persuasive when interacting
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Review: Jason Alba's I'm On Linked In - Now What???
I’m very pleased to share this review of my friend and colleague Jason Alba’s new book, I’m on Linked In – Now What??? I have known Jason for over a year, and I can say with all seriousness that he is one of the best networkers I know. He knows everyone,
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Friday, October 12, 2007 7:00 PM
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How to Write the Perfect Thank You Note
On Vault.com this week, Judi Perkins offered some great advice on writing a thank you note after a job interview. I love this topic because it’s discussed so infrequently, as if people fundamentally understand that a thank you note should in fact be written,
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Resumes: It's the Little Things
Career Hub has a tidbit I never thought about before – how many phone numbers to put on your resume. According to Mark, having two or three numbers listed makes you look desperate, and also confuses employers as to which one they should use. He suggests
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