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Three Tips to Put Your Networking Fears to Rest
Three Fears to Overcome When Job Searching
Four Career Lessons Better Learned Now Instead of Later
Tweet Leaving a job on less-than favorable terms sometimes results in feeling defeated, depleted...
Tweet Networking effectively is important to succeed in any line of business, yet many...
Tweet A longer-than anticipated job search can crush self-confidence and fertilize fears of rejection....
Tweet According to Cassell’s Dictionary of Slang, the expression ‘KEEP ON KEEPING ON,’ dates back...
Tweet Leaving a job on less-than favorable terms sometimes results in feeling defeated, depleted and awkward. Worse yet, it’s difficult to discern how to discuss why we left a previous employer once we land an interview. Whether you were let-go, resigned with less than two weeks’ notice, or got burned out and quit, have...
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Tweet Networking effectively is important to succeed in any line of business, yet many people fear putting themselves into uncharted waters and meeting unfamiliar faces. Think back to the last networking event you attended, perhaps it was a conference or new product launch party. Did you look new faces in the eyes as you...
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Tweet A longer-than anticipated job search can crush self-confidence and fertilize fears of rejection. When your livelihood is at stake and landing a new job is a priority, here are three fears to overcome—and how to do it. 1. Enlisting the support of others. Research shows that most people are too reluctant to ask for...
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Tweet According to Cassell’s Dictionary of Slang, the expression ‘KEEP ON KEEPING ON,’ dates back to the 1910s. This adage...
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Tweet Last month WalletHub revealed its 2018 list of the Happiest States in America. The researchers examined all 50 states across...
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Tweet Have you ever left a job interview with a gut feeling that you completely blew it? Most people...
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Tweet My recent trip to Mexico City was ripe with the universal application of many Dale Carnegie Human Relations...
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