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You’ve been asking your friends, coworkers, and family to pass your name along at work. You’ve tried reaching out to new job connections via cold calls and social media. You’ve met with a few people for informational interviews. But nothing is working.
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Whether you’re actively looking for a new career, or just looking to boost your online professional networking endeavours, it is very important to ensure that you aren’t doing anything to damage your professional image or ruin your chances of building
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It’s gotten to the point where “job seeker” can be a synonym for “discouraged.” How are you supposed to overcome the competition to get a job? Especially if it’s been a long time since you’ve had to look for a position, you have a lot of obstacles to overcome.
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Although networking is essential to gain more professional relationships and advance our careers, not everyone has jumped on the network bandwagon. In fact, professional business networking founder of BNI, Ivan Misner, wrote, “Every year, more
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Throughout your career, everyone tells you how important networking can be. It’s on virtually every list of advice written by professionals in every industry. Yes, networking is important, but many of you are probably doing it wrong.
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Hopefully you know by now that networking is the only real way to land your dream job. But are you doing it right?
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With summer (and for some… graduation) just around the corner, job fair season is in full swing. Job fairs are an excellent opportunity for companies and organizations to interact directly with job seekers en masse. Learning to successfully navigate
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Life as a nurse could provide the most rewarding moments. But with hectic, sometimes unpredictable, 24-hour shifts, it is also considered one of the most demanding medical professions today.
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The last designated “networking” event I attended happened to be The Daily Muse’s one-year anniversary party, and as I stood there with a friend in a crowded room of strangers, I realized I know almost nothing about what it takes to actually…
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Recently, I attended a local job fair and spoke to several of the employers to solicit their response to the following question: “If you were to offer one tip for job seekers attending a job fair…
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If you are wondering how to make the most of the professional networking event you are about to attend in a few weeks, the following tips can help you become more effective…
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Attending a job fair is one of the most stressful situations that a job seeker will ever experience. These employment cattle calls often make job seekers feel more like packages of meat rather than viable candidates…
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Instead of pursuing networking events, I’ve decided to network slowly and utilize my current network to meet new people. Here’s three ways that I do it and how you can do it too…
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We spend considerable time networking in person because we know it’s still the most important way to build relationships with colleagues, peers and potential new customers. We pick the events we want…
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Everyone knows that your alma mater’s alumni network can help you find a job. But just how, exactly, does that work?What if you’ve lost touch with the alumni you once knew, or they all ended up working…
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