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Topics > Career Guidance
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professional help and guidance in choosing a career, making a career change, career management resource. Job search, resume management and etc...
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 Anonymous writes: "People around the globe consistently rate two things in their lives as the most important: their families and their jobs. When something goes wrong in either of these areas, it's always a serious problem."
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Corinne Lor writes: "Many financial analysts are getting a rude awakening from the heavy economic ups and downs. The recent layoffs on Wall Street are just the beginning."
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Anonymous writes: "Should you rely completely on advertising to look for jobs? Advertising can get expensive for employers if they continually had to post for openings. In large companies, the turnover rate can be high with retirement, relocation, illnesses, etc. With those kinds of vacancies companies could conceivably expect to run a continuous employment spot in the newspaper. This could take a big bite out of their budget."
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Laura Smith-Proulx writes: "If you're in the job hunt now, I would bet that your #1 source of activity is searching for jobs online. In fact, many of the people I talk with are limiting their job search entirely to reviewing and responding to Internet job postings."
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Anonymous writes: "If you're looking for a job that satisfies your needs in being both interesting and well-paying, your best option is to use an employment agency, also called a personnel agency, that specializes in both personalized service and aggressively helping you find the job of your dreams."
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Anonymous writes: "Are you stuck in a dead-end job? Does the idea of becoming a career man and working your way up the ladder just to get stuck in another dead-end job not appeal to you? Then why not forget all of your urban anxiety and come live in the Caribbean? Relax, this isn’t a get-rich-quick scheme—you can actually trade your average job for a new life in the beautiful and exotic Caribbean region."
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Laura Smith-Proulx writes: "Many people question the differences among resume services, and it's no wonder: the Internet is bursting with companies that claim to make you "look good" with a minimum of investment."
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Randolph L. Stevens writes: "Interview Tips Guaranteed. Build value even before the interview and you are guaranteed to be using the most effective tactic to secure the optimal position."
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Michelle Dumas writes: "Looking for work long distance can be challenging! These seven tips for effective long-distance job searching will help."
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Leslie Gilmour writes: "For the past few years Ireland has seen an influx of Eastern Europeans coming to the country to find better paid work than they will find in their home country. Many are disappointed and go home fairly soon after arriving, having spent a large part of their savings finding out that the Green Isle is not quite as inviting as they thought it would be."
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David Haslett writes: "With 77 Million Baby Boomers contemplating retirement, the employment outlook for personal financial advisors is excellent! With this massive generation being, for the most part, unprepared for maintaining their lifestyle, many are looking for the assistance of a financial advisor."
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Sharon Alexander writes: "As the job market has become very competitive in today's workplace, there are so many people vying for one job opening that it's become imperative for one to utilize every possible advantage they can. There are several tips that can propel you to the head of the pack, which can put you at a very distinct advantage."
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Rajat Gupta writes: "Imagine yourself sitting in an employer's desk with hundreds of resumes falling in on your desk against a vacancy declared by you in your company.
Number of vacancy - 1, and number of applicants - innumerable. "
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Sharon Alexander writes: "Whether you are going to a conference or meeting with a new client, making a lasting first impression is important. Because most people judge others within the first three seconds of meeting them, how you act, what you say, and how you look will play a large part in your success."
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Denise Pederson writes: "If you are like me, you want the maximum interest rate on a CD, the greatest appreciation on your real estate, and Bull Market returns on stock investments, right? I took the time to learn about and investigate different CD investment strategies on some money that I needed to have in a liquid investment. "
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Anonymous writes: "Britain has more spy surveillance cameras than any other developed country in the world, but other locations are catching up fast. But does big brother's eye end there or does it extend into the office. In short, is your boss illegally spying on you at work?"
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Laura Smith-Proulx writes: "You've probably heard that employers expect to see an exact match to their skills on your resume, and that you should be tailoring your resume to each job. But, you might think—if I do that, I'll be writing forever!"
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Kevin Browne writes: "The answer is YES. And I am living proof of that yes.
After graduating from college in beautiful downtown Worcester, MA, it was my single-minded goal to write and publish a book. My own book. It consumed me. I could imagine nothing less. (Looking back I wonder if me being so naive didn't actually help me in the long run.)"
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Jeffery Bradley writes: "If you are wondering if you can find the job you want with dreadlocks, the answer is yes. Your dreadlocks give you a unique appearance. Therefore, to find that perfect job you need a strong desire, dedication, discipline, and determination."
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Michelle Dumas writes: "The elevator pitch. You are probably familiar with the term. It is most commonly used to describe the concise 60-second speech that business owners and executives, as well as salespeople, use to describe their business, product, or service to others. More importantly, it is a speech that is delivered in a compelling way that describes what is unique about the business (or offering), describes the benefits to the target market, and excites interest in the listener."
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