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Career and Job Hunting Advice for January 9, 2015
If
one of your New Year's resolutions was to find a new company to work for, start your own company, or just improve
your situation with your current employer, then this is the time to begin. As always, there are plenty of 'experts'
out there ready and willing (but not always qualified) to offer assistance. When researching
these (usually) weekly articles and tips, I try to ferret out the junk. You have to
see the cartoon on the
Finally! This is Exactly How You Research a Potential Employer page!
- Annoying Coworkers Infographic - Are You Guilty of One of These 13 Deadly Office Sins?, Lily Herman
- CareerBliss 50 Happiest Companies in America for 2015, CareerBliss Team
- How to Make the "Greatest Weakness" Question a Strength, Savvy Intern
- Tips for Juggling Part-Time Jobs, CareerBuilder
- The Ultimate Soft Skills of Truly Successful People , Bernard Marr
- Words and Phrases You Should Eliminate From Your Resume, Katherine Conlan
- Hiring Trends to Expect in 2015, Matt Tarpey
- Research-Backed Career Trends to Embrace in 2015, Lea McLeod
- Finally! This is Exactly How You Research a Potential Employer, Work Coach Cafe (this has a great cartoon)
Posted January 9, 2015
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