Not every interview is a great interview. In fact, some interviews are downright duds. Whether you did not click with the interviewer or you discovered the position itself was not to your liking, a bad interview can put a damper on your job search. However, there is a bright side to having a not-so-great interview: […]
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Especially since the recession, workplaces have restructured. Now, it is much less common for an individual to work their way up at a single company; instead, many have multiple jobs and multiple roles at different companies in their lifetime. In addition, more and more Baby Boomers are delaying retirement and working into their 50s, 60s,
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Most everyone who has applied for a job or interviewed is familiar with the basic office “uniform” – black suit, white button-down shirt, and dress shoes. Most offices have a business-casual dress code, which means dressing up Monday through Friday. But what do you do when your company is a little more casual or you
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The workforce is rapidly changing. Instead of climbing the ladder through one career path during a lifetime, it’s now said that people go through 6 different careers in their life. In addition, it’s possible to have five different generations of people in the same office. This completely different career structure can be a shock. Here
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