Career Advice & Insights

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Ready examples of your work can help you close the deal. While it’s important to have an outstanding one- or two-page resume, here is a supplementary credentials strategy for your job search. In addition to your resume, create a world-class executive portfolio. I know, I know; virtually every book on resume writing and almost every … Read More

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Personal Branding for Success in a Tight Job Market Ladders Contributor

What do you do well and how much better do you do it? If you’re trying to stand out among the multitudes of job hunters today, you’ve certainly got some stiff competition. Gone are the days when you could toss your skills and job responsibilities onto a resume, and expect to get nearly immediate calls … Read More

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Are There Skeletons in Your Closet?Don Straits

Background checks explained. You have been working diligently in your search for a new job opportunity. Finally, you land an interview and get a great offer. The hiring manager indicates that the only thing remaining is a background check (BC). Your heart starts to pound and beads of sweat appear on your forehead. Questions fly … Read More

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Preparing For Your 2007 Job Search Irene Marshall

Out With the Old, In With the New Happy New Year! Whether your 2006 was a bang or a bust, there’s always room for career advancement in 2007. The beginning of a new year is an excellent time to set your sights on beginning a new job or career. To prepare for personal and professional … Read More

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