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How to Protect Your Online Reputation
The good, the bad, the ugly ... anything that's posted about you on the Web will likely come up in an online search or with a little digging. And that can mean trouble.Erik Kopelman, a business development professional for a New York City Internet co
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Earn While You Learn: 10 Great Apprenticeships
If you're looking to make a career switch but need to stay employed, you can learn on the job through an apprenticeship program. Many apprentices are paid from the start, though at a lower rate than they'll earn once their training period is complete
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Workplace Relationships Stay Strong in Economic Downturn
While the recession has been tough on U.S. workers in a variety of ways, it hasn't damaged relationships in the workplace.A new survey reveals that 87% of professionals have good relationships with their bosses, and 95% get along well with their cowo
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The Savvy Networker: 10 Boilerplate Phrases That Kill Resumes
The 2009 job market is very different from job markets of the past. If you haven't job-hunted in a while, the changes in the landscape can throw you for a loop.One of the biggest changes is the shift in what constitutes a strong resume. Years ago, we
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The Savvy Networker: Memo to Job Seekers: What's in Your Wake?
It's a tough job market, yet employers are complaining that they can't find people to fill their most important jobs. What gives? Part of the mismatch is that too many job seekers are approaching their job searches with mid-1990's tools that won't ge
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The Savvy Networker: 5 Ways to Grow Your Job-Search Army
Someone just sent me a job posting and asked me to distribute it to all the job seekers I know. "Make sure and tell them," he added in a note, "that resumes will only be accepted through noon tomorrow." That's the 2009 job market -- po
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5 Tips for Salary Negotiations in a Down Economy
Even in a down economy, you can negotiate your salary -- whether for a new job, a promotion, or a raise in your current position. The key to a successful negotiation is to be prepared -- and the more you know about yourself and your worth, the bette
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Do You Dare Ask for a Raise in This Economy?
So, you think you deserve a little more money for your hard day's work? Maybe your role in a project caused a mini-celebration at a company that otherwise is sharing in the general gloom of the world economy. Forty percent of U.S. companies have anno
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Will the Recession Deflate Your Income Forever?
As the recession lingers, many workers have seen their incomes decline or even vanish, forcing them and their families to make do with less. Most dread how the losses may affect their finances over the long term.Three groups are experiencing signific
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