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How do you prevent yourself from making the type of mistakes I just made in the headline? My advice is to not trust the computer and to keep it simple.
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Why should I hire you?
Tim, a Project Manager, aced his interview at a pharmaceutical firm by answering the question "Why should I hire you?"
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I Had a Bad Day
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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How Do Others Ace Their Interviews?
A lot of the "mystery" around great job interviewing comes from the fact that we don't do it that often. Here's what you need to know for making your job interviews a lot less nerve-wracking and a lot more effective.
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Leonardo da Vinci's Resume
Like you, Leonardo had to put together a resume to get his next gig. So in 1482, at the age of 30, he wrote out a letter and a list of his capabilities and sent it off to Ludovico il Moro, Duke of Milan.
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Speaking in Your Town Soon
I've been getting more and more requests to speak on the topic of "jobs" these days. Whether it's a couple hundred or a couple thousand, I'd love to meet you in person.
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Our 48 best articles on job search, all of our best advice, in one email.

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Get Back
Like the Beatles did, when your job hunt is stuck in recrimination, emotional turmoil, and stale, unproductive patterns, change your environment.
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Why Is the Job Hunt So Frustrating?
I think it's pretty terrible that professionals like you, who are in the top ten percent of workers in the country, have to go through such a negative experience when you're switching jobs.
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What a Waste of Time
Today, for better or for worse, the Internet is huge. Enormous. Gigantic. And it's quite a hassle trying to track down the right information about a place, or your old college buddy ... or especially a job that you just know you're perfect for. And that's messed up the job hunt.
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