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Learn why you could have lost out on that open job position. The job search process can be frustrating. You have your resume, online profiles, and cover letter ready to go. You’re applying to positions and maybe you have even gotten an interview or two, but then comes the waiting game. You can wait an … Read More

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5 Excuses You’re Using To Put Off Your Job Search Ladders Contributor

Stop making excuses, and start being proactive with your job search. Your job search is starting to lag. Why? You could have a million excuses, each as good as the last, but the truth is, you have to overcome challenges to find the job that is right for you. If you’ve been using one of … Read More

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8 Tips For Job Hunters Over 50 Ladders Contributor

Use these tips to get the best results out of your job hunting experience. Do you think your age is hindering your job search? When it comes to finding a job after the age of 50, the task can be daunting. There are many new ways to search for job openings, different guidelines for creating … Read More

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Ways to Use Social Media to Find a Job Ladders Contributor

Utilize your social media accounts to help you in your job search. It’s always a good idea to utilize a variety of resources when it comes to searching for a job—you can never have too many options. Typically, you should be searching on job boards, checking in with your network for new opportunities, and searching … Read More

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6 Apps to Use During Your Job Search Ladders Contributor

Get back up to speed on your job search by trying out these useful apps. There are a variety of different ways to search for jobs in this day and age. There is always the age old option of looking through the classifieds of your local newspaper. Many people choose to wade through all of … Read More

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Strategies to Kickstart Your Job Search in 2016 Ladders Contributor

The new year is the perfect time to jump-start your job search. A new year means it’s time to try out some new strategies for kickstarting your job search. Whether you already have a job but are unhappy in your position, you’ve been unemployed and are searching for a way to pay the bills, or … Read More

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4 Warning Signs You’re Working for the Wrong Company Ladders Contributor

If your heart’s not in it, why should you be? If you are teetering on the proverbial fence about whether or not your current position is the right fit for you, here are four warning signs insinuating that it may be time to take the next step in your career search. You Lack of Passion/Interest … Read More

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7 High-Paying Careers with Flexible Hours Ladders Contributor

Tired of the 9-to-5 monotony? Check out these seven career paths with flexible schedules. There are many advantages in having a career with flexible hours. One of the biggest job perks is that you can manage your work-life balance better. With the continually growing number of professional options available, you don’t have to be limited … Read More

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How to Conquer Age Bias in the Sales Job Search Ladders Contributor

The art of the sell has no age limit. Prove your worth with these helpful hints. Inching closer towards retirement, but still looking for a new gig? You’re not alone. In a survey conducted by AARP of working professionals aged 45 to 74, seven in ten respondents plan to continue working throughout retirement. Of those … Read More

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