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Recent grads look to parents
College students who graduated in the spring are most likely still looking for work. With the unemployment rate rising to 10.2 percent in October, new job seekers should look upon their parents as a valuable resource for landing that first full-time, professional position.
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Norman Business Sells Energy Savings
Aug 28 Dustin Young, president of Goes Energy, talks about how company makes energy-saving...
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Facebook Tips for Working Professionals
To friend or not to friend, that is the question. As more people embrace Facebook and other social media websites for business purposes, the already fine line between what's professional and what's personal continues to blur. It can be di
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Versatile Majors: One Degree, Many Possibilities
If you're concerned with finding the "perfect major" that will lead to the "perfect job," you're missing the point. In fact, many people have found that college majors can be quite versatile and lead to a variety of rewarding positions
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Teaching Old Dogs New Tricks: Boomers Go Back to School
At the age of 52, Josh Moritz, a successful entrepreneur who owns a small interactive ad agency in Westport, Connecticut, decided to make a change. Even though he's beyond the traditional school age, Moritz headed back to the classroom to pursue an M
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Be Gutsy at Work: Don't Just Stand There!
Have you ever been at a work-related function, where you and your cube mate stand in the corner, sipping cocktails and watching a colleague handshake his way through the crowd, maybe even hand out business cards?Maybe you've thought, "What a suck-up.
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Job Talkin': The Biggest Missed Opportunity of the Job Search: Your Cover Letter
I know exactly what your cover letter says, yet I can assure you I'm not a mind reader. Let me guess. It's a single-spaced, full-page, four-paragraph letter, organized as follows:Paragraph 1: How I heard about the jobParagraph 2: Why I want the j
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The Savvy Networker: 5 Easy Resume Boosters
I had lunch with my friend Mary recently, and together we looked over her resume."You worked for Astor Graphics for six months in 2007," I said. "That's not a long time. Why don't you drop that out, show your 2005-2006 job followed by your
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Salary Secrets Your Employer Doesn't Want You to Know
In down economic times, companies seem to have carte blanche to limit salaries and make low-ball offers. But that shouldn't be the case. Below are the top salary secrets your employer doesn't want you to know. With this information in hand, you'll be
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Should You Keep Your Salary a Secret?
You share a lot with your coworkers over time: Projects. Lunches. Office space. Cocktails. Family photos. Birthday cake. But, even after many years of working together, should you share the details of your salary and compensation package?No, says com
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4 Secrets to Maximizing Your Salary
Want to know the secret to maxing out your salary? Sometimes, it's as simple as picking the right industry or knowing which state pays the best. If you're not willing to settle with being average, here are four salary secrets you can take to the bank
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