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Finding a Top Company to Work For by Dave Caruso
Do you find yourself working in a mind numbing and soul stealing job? If so, join the millions of other Americans who freely admit they are not working at the company or job of their dreams. Well then, what happened? Life happens sometimes and it becomes necessary to accept a position due to the ordinary […]
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What Tricks Get Your Resume Noticed?
Your résumé is a very big part of job hunting, but few people know how to write one properly. Not getting the interviews you want? Then your résumé may need some polishing! Follow these simple tricks and your résumé will get noticed. Use a header that grabs attention. When applying electronically, write to grab the […]
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Salary Negotiation is a Sticky Subject
After you have received the job offer you might feel that the package needs improving in order for you to accept the position. So what could you do to improve the situation? Wherever possible, don’t try to negotiate immediately after an offer. Make sure you ask for the offer to be put in writing and […]
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