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Knowing what motivates you can come in handy when it’s time to make a career change, interview for a new job, or get promoted. Read More

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Strangers can tell your social class based on just your facial expressions CW Headley

A new study published in the journal Nature Human Behaviour examines the gravity of facial impressions in regards to perceived success and competence. In various fields, including business, politics, and athletics, strangers assessed social class, aptitude and expertise the most reliably via articles of clothing. Read More

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Work dress codes: Business casual women examples Elvira Veksler

We feel you, which is why we decided to go all in and give you this ultimate guide for business casual women. Read More

Interview Tips

10 ways to close an interview (lines you should use and avoid)Steve Adcock

Make it a goal that before you leave the interview, the hiring manager has already made up his or her mind to hire you. Follow these steps. Read More

Interview Tips

How to respond if an interviewer asks about kids Ashley Jones

You can likely rattle off the answers to questions about your education, work history, or career path in your sleep. But, when an interviewer throws in a question about your personal life do you know what to say? … Read More

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Super designer Rebecca Minkoff on what she can tell about a job candidate in just a few minutes Meredith Lepore

After starting her brand back in 2001 (just bags at that point), through innovation, talent and just friggin’ hard work Rebecca Minkoff has gone on to become an internationally recognized designer. Read More

Advice

Watching this incredibly popular TED talk will help you nail your next job interview John Brandon

Julian Treasure is a communication expert and speaker. His TED talk has attracted over 26 million viewers is one of the most popular of all time. There’s a reason for that. Read More

Interview Tips

“What motivates You?”: Answering an age-old interview question Helen ONeil

What motivates you? It’s a question that is deeply relevant to people in all industries, no matter whether they’re entry-level or interviewing for the CEO position. When you’re looking for a new job, it’s important to understand that the job search process is not a battle to convince some HR team that you’re eminently “employable”. Read More

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65 common interview questions and how to answer them Ashley Jones

Learn how to answer these 65 common interview questions so you
are fully prepared for your next job interview. Read More

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