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Engineering Career and Job Hunting Advice for August 2017
As a service to RF Cafe visitors, I will post your company's
tech-related job openings at no cost. Only direct hiring
companies' jobs are posted for free. Recruiters may submit jobs for posting at a cost of $100
per job. If you are responsible for hiring in your company, send me an e-mail with the job
listing information and I'll be glad to post it for you.
Also, I made the rounds of employment advice websites and pulled out these useful ones for
August. BTW, notice the lack of a Y chromosome in the authors - why, does that make me a
sexist?
- Elevate Your Social Media Game for Recruiters, by Rachel Bitte, U.S. News & World Report
- Age Discrimination: The Hows and the Whys!, by Marie Donlon, IEEE JobSite
- Quiz: What Is Your Workplace Personality?, by Elana Lyn Gross, Monster
- What on Earth Is an Internship Good For?, by Lauren Sonnenberg, Forbes
- Would You Let Your Employer Microchip You?, by: Lauren Mineau, IEEE JobSite
- Ask Questions About High School Vocational Programs, by Alexandra Pannoni, U.S. News & World Report
- 3 Questions Smart Job Seekers Ask to Make A Good Impression, by Sara McCord, The Muse
- The Good Way to Respond to a Bad Performance Review, by Vicki Salemi, Monster
- Hiring a Recent College Grad, by CareerCast
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