Career Advice

From Marc Cenedella
Marc Cenedella The day after a "bad" day, the average job-seeker only does half as much for their job hunt as they normally do. As Shakespeare wrote, "Our doubts are traitors." How do you fight back?
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Personal Branding

‘My Cover Letter was Out of Shape’

After this job seeker discovered that physical activity motivated him to slim down at the gym and shape up his job search, his company-to-be found him on OpsLadder.

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Communicate Like a Billion-Dollar Entrepreneur
These six tips from Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff can help you communicate the vision behind the ultimate brand of all — yourself.
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Salesman Uses Excel to Get a Job Hundreds Wanted

Bryan Stinson's most productive job search tool was as simple as an Excel spreadsheet that listed everyone in his professional and personal network.   

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Salesman Uses Excel to Get a Job Hundreds Wanted

Bryan Stinson's most productive job search tool was as simple as an Excel spreadsheet that listed everyone in his professional and personal network.   

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Is a Good Job Title Worth Giving Up Some Salary?

Though peak management positions are hard to snag, making salary concessions to secure one could be a mistake, according to career coaches.

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Do You Need Your Own Video Infomercial?

Express your personal brand virtually with a video biography to illustrate your personality and innovation.

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How to Become an ‘Information Broker’

Instead of besetting hiring managers with your need for a job, demonstrate your value by approaching them with useful information.

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The One Skill You Need to Reach the C-Suite

The secret to reaching the C-level is to extend the skills you've honed as a functional specialist into a position of general leadership across disciplines.

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The Only Job Search e-Mail You Will Ever Need

Our 48 best articles on job search, all of our best advice, in one email.

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Add 10 Years to Your Image

Older candidates aren't the only ones who worry about how they're perceived by employers. Younger candidates for senior positions can take a few steps to raise their credibility.

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