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Everyone has been telling you to start networking in your job search, right? What exactly does that mean, though? How does talking to people about the fact you don’t have a job get you a job? Here are five ways to make networking work for you: 1.…

Every morning you approach the entrance to your office with caution. The building before you looms with the smell of fear and anxiety. Although you’ve been to this familiar place every day of your life for the last three years, this eerie building continues to…

Although the bones of a virtual interview are the same as an in-person interview, there are a few things you should remember before hopping on a Skype or Google+ Hangout with a potential employer. Here are few online interview mistakes you should avoid: 1. Not Setting…

If you haven’t noticed, social media has “grown up.” It’s one of the most effective ways to get your qualifications and resume in front of as many corporate eyes as possible. In addition to helping you expand the reach of your search, social media is…

If you’ve ever heard anyone say that job hunting is like a full time job, they’re not lying. The process of finding and applying for the perfect opportunity is nearly as time consuming as actually working the job when you get it. So if you’re busy, how…

Have you been feeling disconnected from your job recently? Maybe it’s the buildup of resentment, boredom, anger, exhaustion, or stress.  Your job–like any relationship–can put you through a variety of experiences and emotions that leave you feeling a little out of touch. It’s really no…

Quite simply, proper office etiquette refers to an unwritten code employees should follow in order to be successful in the workplace. It’s a set of norms widely accepted as appropriate behavior. Office etiquette may include having good manners and being courteous of others, as well as…

Whether you’re content in your current position or job seeking now, having an accurate and professional social presence will allow you to develop your brand, get the attention of prospective employers and maintain your reputation within your industry.  Here’s how, in five steps, you can…