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Spring Clean Your Job Search
Spring is here--time to pack up your sweaters, clean the windows, weed those flower beds...and overhaul your job search!
Like your wardrobe, home or garden, your search for the perfect position will yield better results if you give it a good cleaning every once in a while.
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Interviewing Tip of the Month: Practice Makes Perfect
Don't make an April Fool of yourself in your next interview! Practice your answers to common interview questions, enlisting a friend's help if necessary. At a minimum, you should have the answers to questions like these down pat. You'll walk into your interview more poised, prepared and darn near perfect:
- How would you describe yourself?
- What is your greatest strength or weakness?
- How do you define success?
- Why do you want to work here?
- Why should we hire you?
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Looking for a Good Read--that's Good for your Career?
- The Start-Up of You: Think of your career as your own startup business! Authors Reid Hoffman, the founder of LinkedIn, and Ben Casnocha provide LinkedIn strategies and excellent networking advice for career success.
- Enchantment: Written by Guy Kawasaki, this amusing book demonstrates how you can enchant the people around you (including your boss) in the same way that your favorite product enchanted you when you first learned of it. Learn how to become more likeable and trustworthy right away!
- How to Win Friends and Influence People: A self-improvement classic, this book by Dale Carnegie teaches you how to relate to and persuade anyone in a civil (and even friendly) way. A must-read for any networker.
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Think Your Job is Strange?
Every year, CareerBuilder.com asks workers to reveal the most unusual job they ever had. Among the answers: "cat nanny," "lifeguard at nude beach," "buffer of eyeglasses," "laser tag referee," "yawn counter at a sleep clinic," "parachute tester," "jelly doughnut filler." |
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