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7 Ways to Conduct a Job Search Like a Professional Athlete

What Runner across finish linedoes a professional athlete have in common with an executive? More than you think when it comes to strategies and mindset. Professional athletes have to have incredible focus…

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4 Ways to Bring The Job Hunt Game to You

There are many active job search methods a job seeker can use such as the deliberate grind of obtaining informal interviews, incessantly networking, and creatively capturing job leads. There are passive…

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Top 5 Barriers to Job or Contact Referrals in a Job Search

Why is it that some people seem to have “all the luck?” Here you’ve been, slogging away at a focused job search for weeks, months, or even years, yet certain contacts in your circles just seem to “pop”…

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5 Ways to Spring Clean Your Job Search

With spring slowly approaching, it’s time to think about cleaning up your job search efforts to create more focus and less chaos all around…

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Cover Letters Still Valuable in Hiring Process

Think cover letters are passe when applying for a position? Think again, a new OfficeTeam survey suggests. More than nine in 10 (91 percent) executives polled said cover letters are valuable when evaluating…

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Job Search Tips from the Harvard Business Review

A member of a LinkedIn group shared a post on the Harvard Business Review’s website “Nine Things Successful People Do Differently’ by Heidi Grant Halvorson. I have adapted several of her points with a focus…

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Trying to Find a Job When You’re Shy or Introverted

Last month, I posted a blog about networking for the shy and introverted. It seemed to strike a chord with several readers, and I’ve received many requests for further information and advice on different…

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Top 5 Reasons Your Job Search Continues

In order to advance your career and get your job search back on track, there are a few things that you must do correctly. As a job seeker, finding a job should be your full-time job…

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How To Prepare for Your Job Interview [8 Useful Tips]

When you go for a job interview, it is very important that you are prepared and confident for it. It is necessary to be confident in a job interview so that you can deliver your best. Once you get a job…

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Job-Seekers’ Checklist

As a job-seeker, it can be quite disheartening if application after application is followed by rejection after rejection. Most of the time you won’t even get to the interview stage. If you do, you won’t…

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How Time Management Can Help Your Job Search

In my previous post, I reviewed the importance of having and how to create a project plan for your job search. Today let’s discuss tackle daily, the fourth part of a successful job search. How to take the…

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How To Make Job Fairs Worth Your While

Attending a job fair can seem a little like speed dating. You’re one of many in a line of candidates who meet with participating employers so quickly there is barely time to shake hands and say hello before…

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3 Must-Dos When You Don’t Get the Job

You polished your resume and sent it to the right person, along with a stellar cover letter. You got a call. You aced the interview. You were brought back in – twice…

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8 Job Search Tips From the Co-Founder of LinkedIn

Early on in The Start-up of You, Reid Hoffman takes on the sacred cow of career advice books, making it clear that the timeworn exhortations of What Color is Your Parachute? won’t fly in this economy…

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Why Is My Job Search Taking So Long?

Many job seekers are having a long stretch of unemployment before they land a new position these days. For some, it’s self-inflicted. For some, it’s external circumstances. And for some, it’s actually a blessing…

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