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1. 1. Ways to Make Your Online Executive Brand Come Alive
   As you probably already know, creating an executive brand that flourishes online is just as important as developing your brand in the offline world More and more recruiters are making their way to the Internet to find their next great talent – and of course, being that talent, you want to make sure that they find you in the easiest way possible (Posted: 2010-05-13)
   
   
2. 2. How to Create Your Own Job Position Without Being an Entrepreneur
   Are you looking for the next great position, but can’t seem to find a job that matches your qualifications – or what you’re looking for in a position This can feel like a tough spot (Posted: 2010-05-04)
   
   
3. 3. How to Protect Your Executive Brand During a Job Search
   It’s not easy to come up with ways to remain relevant as an executive who is in between jobs It's very important for executives to constantly work on their brands, and this is especially true for executives that are currently between jobs (Posted: 2010-04-22)
   
   
4. 4. Why Job Seeking With Your Child Can Shorten Your Job Search
   Are you and your children out of work at the same time In bad economies, it's not a rare case for several members of a household to be out of work at the same time (Posted: 2010-04-17)
   
   
5. 5. How to Update Your Executive Resume Before Leaving Your Position
   The standard protocol for working on a resume is to work on it when you’re ready to find your next job Hey, it makes sense (Posted: 2010-04-15)
   
   
6. 6. Things That Shouldn't Appear on Your Resume
   Many job seekers are tempted to include as much information as possible on their resumes More information always means a better shot at the job, right (Posted: 2010-03-16)
   
   
7. 7. Asking a Professional For Help on Your Resume
   When you're planning your job search, it can sometimes seem like you've got an overwhelming amount of things to do You must find your own job leads, conduct research on companies and write your own resume and cover letter (Posted: 2010-03-13)
   
   
8. 8. How Making Public Appearances Helps an Executive Resume and Job Search
   As an executive, you're often required to think of unique and unusual ways to get noticed and hired You have to venture out to functions when others don’t have to (Posted: 2010-03-05)
   
   
9. 9. Improving a Job Search by Customizing a Resume to a Profession
   You may think of a resume as a minor introductory document that shows an employer who you are and why you're the right applicant for a certain job However, you'll want to put considerable time and energy into that document, because a resume can make or break your chances of getting a certain job (Posted: 2010-03-04)
   
   
10. 10. How Considering Trends Can Help Your Executive Job Search
    The New Year has brought on many new trends in the job search world – and the same is true in the executive realm As an executive, it’s always good to stay in the know so that you don’t fall behind on great ways to find jobs that may not have been available just a few months ago (Posted: 2010-02-25)
    
    
11. 11. Writing A Problem-Solving Resume That Can Get You A Job
    Sometimes it feels that your resume is supposed to introduce you to a company that will solve all of your problems When you’re hired, you will be able to pay your bills, work in an environment you enjoy and take another step in the right direction toward creating the career of your dreams (Posted: 2010-02-25)
    
    
12. 12. How to Get Recruited For Executive Level Jobs
    According to a December 2009 survey from ExecuNet, a networking organization for recruiters and executives, 54 percent of executive recruiters expect a 19 percent rise in executive-search assignments during the first half of 2010 This is great news for executives in the midst of a job search (Posted: 2010-02-19)
    
    
13. 13. How to Check Whether Your Resume is Formatted Correctly
    Many job seekers have no idea that their resume’s formatting is just as important as the content on the resume In other words, if you don’t have a decent setup, many hiring managers won’t give your resume a second look (Posted: 2010-02-14)
    
    
14. 14. How to Make Sure You're Not Missing Out on Great Job Opportunities
    Do you sometimes feel that despite all of your efforts to find work, you may be missing out on some great job opportunities In many situations, this common concern can be extremely accurate (Posted: 2010-02-09)
    
    
15. 15. Protecting Your Name: How to Keep Integrity in Your Executive Professional Brand
    When you’re in the middle of an executive-level job search, the last thing you want to do along the way is destroy what you’ve work so hard to build The things you have built include confidence in your abilities, your networking base, and your professional brand (Posted: 2010-02-09)
    
    
16. 16. How to Handle an Executive Job Search That Isn't Panning Out
    There is often nothing more frustrating than spending many hours each day searching for a job only to find that your hard work doesn’t seem to be paying off Of course, most people are aware that job searches (and particularly executive job searches) take some time, but sometimes, you just want things to move a bit faster (Posted: 2010-02-06)
    
    
17. 17. How to Make a Perfect Plan For Your Job Search
    When you first begin searching for a job, you might feel that opportunity will simply present itself But usually, job seekers who take this approach miss out while more focused job seekers score great opportunities (Posted: 2010-02-03)
    
    
18. 18. Easy Ways to Make Yourself More Hire-able
    Regardless of whether you're just starting to look for your first job or you've been involved in a long job search for several months, it's very important to make yourself as hire-able as possible This is something you can do even if you don’t have a lot of experience (Posted: 2010-01-22)
    
    
19. 19. How Professors Can Enter the World of Corporate Executives
    It's never a simple process to move from the academic world to a corporate system These worlds can be vastly different, requiring different things from their high-level counterparts (Posted: 2010-01-19)
    
    
20. 20. Major Mistakes That Ruin Your Chances at a Job Interview
    There’s no doubt that going on a job interview is a critical portion of a job candidate’s application process If you were lucky enough to have a resume that got you through the door, the interview will provide you with an opportunity to further prove that you’re right for the position (Posted: 2010-01-14)
    
    
21. 21. Steps to Help Entrepreneurs Become Corporate Executives
    Were you lucky enough to start your own business that had success for years, but now find yourself looking to step into corporate world at the executive level There are a lot of entrepreneurs who have successfully made the transition, which is good news for you (Posted: 2010-01-12)
    
    
22. 22. What You Should Know About Getting a Job From Your Company's Competitor
    Let's assume that you've been thinking about trying for a position at a wonderful company for quite a bit of time You're ready to apply, because this company has, quite simply, everything you've ever wanted (Posted: 2010-01-12)
    
    
23. 23. Creating an Effective Master Resume
    If you've been submitting resumes for many different types of positions, you could certainly benefit from a master resume Master resumes allow you to organize the different sections of your resume in a clear way, and let you change out key bits of information or certain sections of the resume before submitting your resume to a potential employer (Posted: 2010-01-06)
    
    
24. 24. How to Use Email to Deliver Your Resume
    When submitting your resume to a company for employment consideration, it’s become almost a rule to do so over the Internet Many companies won't look at a resume that's received through non-electronic means (Posted: 2010-01-02)
    
    
25. 25. Putting Your Resume Online
    It’s always a rewarding feeling when you take the time to craft an incredible resume When it's done, you usually want to get your resume into the hands of as many hiring managers as possible (Posted: 2009-12-27)
    
    
26. 26. How to Address Your Age in Your Executive Resume
    When you're looking for an executive level job, chances are good that you've been working at your career for quite some time In some cases, though, your long career can be a caveat, particularly in struggling economies where companies look for executives who aren't likely to retire very soon (Posted: 2009-12-22)
    
    
27. 27. Creating a Twitter Resume
    Are you as excited about Twitter as the rest of the world It's a great way to follow celebrities, causes, and to keep up with the lives of your friends (Posted: 2009-12-18)
    
    
28. 28. Should You Use Your Nickname While Job Searching?
    If you've got a nickname, you might wonder whether you can use it in the documents you prepare for a job search, such as your resume While there aren't laws or guidelines when it comes to picking a name for your resume and other documentation, there are some tips that can be very helpful to consider (Posted: 2009-12-13)
    
    
29. 29. Should Executive Resumes Focus on More Than Just Accomplishments?
    Most of the time, when you write a resume, you spend most of your time listing out accomplishments There is certainly nothing wrong with this because it helps employers understand just what they can look forward to in you as an employee (Posted: 2009-12-10)
    
    
30. 30. Tips For Getting a Job After Being Laid Off More Than Once
    It's hard to find a job when you've been laid off, but it's even tougher when you've been laid off two or more times in succession Unfortunately, many job seekers are facing this reality on a daily basis (Posted: 2009-12-06)
    
    
31. 31. Tips to Lengthen Your Executive Resume
    By the time you reach the executive level, you have undoubtedly racked up a ton of skills and accomplishments However, it’s not uncommon for your massive list to not translate well on the resume, leaving it too short (Posted: 2009-12-05)
    
    
32. 32. Should I Add LinkedIn to My Resume?
    The social networking world has become a major part of daily life You can meet new people, catch up with old buddies, join groups, and even play games with others (Posted: 2009-12-03)
    
    
33. 33. Executives: Are You Worth the Investment?
    Every executive must always be concerned with making a return on investment, or ROI The business world is highly competitive, and it's critical to make sure that every investment will bring in significant returns (Posted: 2009-11-24)
    
    
34. 34. Remaining Empowered After Months of Job Searching
    One of the most draining experiences one can endure is the job search A job search isn't usually thought of as a high-energy process, but given enough time, you'll find your body and mind getting fatigued as a search goes on and on (Posted: 2009-11-17)
    
    
35. 35. Attending Job Fairs at the Executive Level
    At the beginning of your career, you probably attended a job fair or two, but you may have ignored job fairs since your career became more established Now that you're between jobs, a career fair has presented itself (Posted: 2009-11-12)
    
    
36. 36. Overcoming Interviewing Fears
    Most people are pretty nervous when preparing for an interview, whether it’s their first or 51st time However there are some individuals who are beyond nervous when interview time rolls around – they’re flat out fearful (Posted: 2009-11-05)
    
    
37. 37. How Numbers Can Enhance Your Resume
    Did you know that numbers can make a huge difference in your ability to create a quality resume It’s true (Posted: 2009-10-31)
    
    
38. 38. Switching Careers at the Executive Level
    It may seem like a bit of an impossible task switch careers once you’ve reached the executive level, but it happens more than you think – and it is contemplated even more than that In fact, according to Execunet’s 2009 Executive Job Market Intelligence Report, 94 percent of the senior-level executives surveyed would consider switching industries (Posted: 2009-10-29)
    
    
39. 39. What Your Body Language Says in Your Interviews
    Did you know that the way you sit, smile and shake hands can speak volumes during a job interview It’s true (Posted: 2009-10-27)
    
    
40. 40. How Volunteering Can Enhance Your Executive-Level Job Search
    If you’re in the middle of an executive-level job search, you’re probably hoping that you can get back in the workforce sooner than later There’s nothing like getting the level of responsibility, and financial rewards, you’re accustomed to (Posted: 2009-10-23)
    
    
41. 41. Executive Interviewing: How to Persuade the Right Way
    When you’re interviewing for a job at the executive level – especially if you’ve been out of work for a while – you may want to try just about any tactic possible to get the job Because you’re used to being aggressive to get your way, you may want to try to persuade the interviewer to give you the job (Posted: 2009-10-21)
    
    
42. 42. Cover Letter No-No's
    Writing a cover letter can sometimes be a bit confusing You simply don’t know what information to add, what to exclude and how exactly to tell your story (Posted: 2009-10-20)
    
    
43. 43. What to Do When You're an Overqualified Executive
    The job market is definitely suffering nowadays With the recession forging ahead and thousands still losing their jobs, it’s a wonder that anyone can get hired (Posted: 2009-10-12)
    
    
44. 44. How to Avoid Exaggerating in Your Resume
    When you’re drafting a resume, it is tempting to stretch the truth some so that you appear to be more impressive than maybe your skills might indicate However, while there is such a thing as packaging your resume in a smart way, choosing words that tell the truth, yet sound sensational, for example, you want to avoid flat-out exaggerating (Posted: 2009-10-11)
    
    
45. 45. Avoiding Resume Quick Sand
    There’s probably nothing more frustrating than getting your resume all “prettied up” to send to a company via an online source, only to realize that when you hit the send button, you don’t know where in the world it’s going This can be compared to sending your resume in quick sand (Posted: 2009-10-02)
    
    
46. 46. Going for the Green Job at the Executive Level
    Everyone knows that “going green” is all the rage nowadays – and it should be Sparing our environment of all of the pollution and toxic chemicals we’ve thrown its way over the past years should be a definite goal (Posted: 2009-09-28)
    
    
47. 47. Common Executive Resume Mistakes
    When you reach the executive level in your career, there is no room for error You must exude perfection with everything you do (Posted: 2009-09-25)
    
    
48. 48. Identifying And Making The Most Of Your Transferable Skills
    Many times, when we’re applying for jobs, we think about how our skills relate specifically to the position we desire There’s no doubt that it’s important to show that you already have experience and qualify for the position you want (Posted: 2009-09-25)
    
    
49. 49. How To Critique Your Own Resume
    As a job seeker, and as your own resume writer, you have probably created what you feel is a masterpiece resume that can be sent anywhere and get you a job But if you really think about it, if your resume was that fabulous, you would probably have a job by now, right (Posted: 2009-09-19)
    
    
50. 50. Strengthening Your Executive Resume With the Right Keywords
    You’ve probably heard about the various ways to improve your resume so that it can be moved to the top of the talent pool instead of the top of a trash pile One way that has been suggested in more recent times is the use of keywords, especially with advancements in technology that can capture and categorize resumes based on the keywords used (Posted: 2009-08-23)
    
    
51. 51. Preparing For Executive Interviews
    As an executive, you’ve probably been on plenty of interviews in your lifetime – from that entry-level position to the management positions you’ve held But nothing quite compares to the executive-level interview; if you’ve been on even one you know this is a true statement (Posted: 2009-08-21)
    
    
52. 52. How to Write Resumes For Education Careers
    The education field is one of few out there that is still managing relatively well in the midst of the recession However, this doesn’t mean that snagging a great job will be a piece of cake (Posted: 2009-08-15)
    
    
53. 53. What Are Targeted Cover Letters?
    If you are currently out of work, or are thinking about leaving your job then there’s a chance that you’ve written at least one cover letter in your lifetime But the question is what type of cover letter did you write (Posted: 2009-08-15)
    
    
54. 54. Finding an Executive Job Through a Temp Agency
    As an executive, it’s customary to feel that the only way to find employment is through networking While this is a vital aspect in job seeking at such a high level, it’s not the only way (Posted: 2009-08-10)
    
    
55. 55. Getting the Job You Desire: Preparing For Various Interview Types
    If you’ve been on multiple job interviews then you know that you might encounter a different environment depending on the company you interview with This is pretty common because every company has its own culture (Posted: 2009-07-13)
    
    
56. 56. Reinvent Your Career by Knowing “You”
    If you’ve been thinking about starting a new career, you may be feeling confused as to where to start You know you don’t want to continue on your current path, but you don’t exactly know what new path to take (Posted: 2009-07-13)
    
    
57. 57. “Pimp Your Resume”: 5 Cool Resume Tips
    You’ve probably heard of the show “Pimp My Ride,” where a lucky person has a chance to turn an otherwise crappy vehicle into the beautiful car of their dreams Well, as beautiful as a 1978 Ford Pinto can get, that is (Posted: 2009-07-13)
    
    
58. 58. Home Schooling and Tutoring: Do They Mix?
    If you’re thinking of homeschooling your child, or have already been doing it for years, you’re to be applauded You are taking on a role that many will not or cannot handle (Posted: 2009-07-12)
    
    
59. 59. Why Internet-Based Tutoring Works For School-Aged Children
    Trying to determine the best way to get help for your school-aged child when struggling with a subject can be a bit daunting Because you know your child, you may be well aware of certain fears or a shyness that may have settled in, disabling her from excelling academically (Posted: 2009-07-07)
    
    
60. 60. How Much SAT Preparation is Sufficient?
    If you’ve recently signed up for your first SAT exam, you’re probably wondering how much time you’ll need to prepare for it The truth is, everyone is different (Posted: 2009-07-04)
    
    
61. 61. Conducting Online Job Searches Without Spilling Too Many Beans
    If you’ve conducted online job searches, you know that as you apply to companies, you may have to enter a ton of personal information to complete the application For some, this process is no big deal (Posted: 2009-07-04)
    
    
62. 62. Turning a “Loser” Cover Letter Into a Winning One
    When applying for a job, it’s not uncommon to send in a cover letter with the resume In fact, many experts suggest that even if one is not requested, it be sent anyway to show professionalism and enthusiasm for the job (Posted: 2009-06-29)
    
    
63. 63. What is the PSAT and How Does it Help Prepare for the SAT?
    If you’ve heard of the SAT exam then it is likely that you’ve also heard of the PSAT exam Many students choose to take this exam as a form of preparation for the SAT within the same school year, or possibly in the following year (Posted: 2009-06-29)
    
    
64. 64. What Is Math Anxiety And How Can Online Math Tutoring Help?
    At some point in your child’s academic career, you may discover that he is suffering from math anxiety While it’s not a problem that can’t be overcome, it does require extra attention on the part of the parent, who may need to find outside help to properly address it (Posted: 2009-05-31)
    
    
65. 65. Snagging a Great Internship: 3 Resume-Writing Tips
    It’s not uncommon for an intern-hopeful to feel shocked after realizing that they need to create a resume in order to apply for a position Because many on-campus jobs are obtainable without a resume, some students never assume they will need it to apply for an internship (Posted: 2009-05-28)
    
    
66. 66. Can You Trust Internet Tutoring Services?
    One aspect of the Internet that many people are still unsure about is it’s trustworthiness, which is why many people are unsure about Internet tutoring services Because we don’t know who is behind the computer screen when we disclose personal information, we very often would rather not disclose it at all (Posted: 2009-05-28)
    
    
67. 67. How Much SAT Preparation is Sufficient?
    If you’ve recently signed up for your first SAT exam, you’re probably wondering how much time you’ll need to prepare for it The truth is, everyone is different (Posted: 2009-05-26)
    
    
68. 68. Online Tutoring: Home-Based Learning at Its Best
    Did you know that online tutoring is becoming more and more popular each year As more students catch on to its benefits, they find that it is essentially just as effective as – if not more than – the traditional, in-person tutoring session (Posted: 2009-05-26)
    
    
69. 69. What is the PSAT and How Does it Help Prepare for the SAT?
    If you’ve heard of the SAT exam then it is likely that you’ve also heard of the PSAT exam Many students choose to take this exam as a form of preparation for the SAT within the same school year, or possibly in the following year (Posted: 2009-05-23)
    
    
70. 70. Turning a “Loser” Cover Letter Into a Winning One
    When applying for a job, it’s not uncommon to send in a cover letter with the resume In fact, many experts suggest that even if one is not requested, it be sent anyway to show professionalism and enthusiasm for the job (Posted: 2009-05-23)
    
    
71. 71. Types of Online Tutoring Resources
    If you’ve heard about the benefits of online tutoring, you’re probably curious about what it may be able to do for you or your child It’s always good to inquire first before diving in so that you don’t find yourself taking part in something that just doesn’t work for you (Posted: 2009-04-30)
    
    
72. 72. The Benefits of Assisted SAT Preparation
    There is often nothing scarier than having to take the SAT for the first time You are faced with so many unanswered questions regarding the exam (Posted: 2009-04-26)
    
    
73. 73. Is Online Tutoring the Best Route to Take?
    Have you heard a lot about online tutoring but are just unsure as to whether it is the best route for you to take Your apprehension is definitely understandable – especially if you’ve been given no information about the differences between online and standard tutoring (Posted: 2009-04-23)
    
    
74. 74. Cover Letter Etiquette
    Whether you’ve written one or one hundred cover letters in your lifetime, they can present enough challenges to make you dread the process each time It’s for this reason that many people resort to the “carbon copy” cover letter as opposed to creating an original one for each job application (Posted: 2009-04-23)
    
    
75. 75. Does Your Child Need a Math Tutor?
    Math is a tough subject It starts with difficult concepts such as addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication, which can be very challenging for young children (Posted: 2009-04-23)
    
    
76. 76. Taking Advantage of SAT Assistance Online
    If you’ve recently signed up for the SAT exam then you may be biting your nails wondering how you’ll actually be able to prepare for it Your school may offer preparation courses or workshops that can help you out a lot (Posted: 2009-04-20)
    
    
77. 77. Making the Transition From Offline to Online Tutoring
    For many years, students had to rely on face-to-face individual or group tutoring in order to receive academic assistance outside of the classroom But tutoring has changed as technological advancements – namely, the Internet – have come about (Posted: 2009-04-18)
    
    
78. 78. Creating A Good Reference List
    One of the greatest mysteries associated with applying for a job is how to create a good reference list Because not every employer even requests this list as a part of the application process, it can often be difficult to know exactly who should be listed and when (Posted: 2009-04-18)
    
    
79. 79. Making the Most of Online Math Assistance
    It’s great to know that there are a number of resources available to offer students the help they need with math But what’s even better is that much of this assistance is now online (Posted: 2009-04-17)
    
    
80. 80. 4 Resume Dos
    The process of creating a resume can definitely be a daunting one There are so many aspects to consider throughout the creation process, including spelling, grammar, and of course, making sure to incorporate the right jobs, duties fulfilled, and anything else that ensures the hiring manager understands your worth (Posted: 2009-04-16)
    
    
81. 81. Choosing Online Tutoring Services
    It’s no secret that numerous online tutoring services are making themselves available for students in need But even when pointed in the right direction, how do you make the final decision as to what resource is best for you (Posted: 2009-04-16)
    
    
82. 82. What You Should Look For in a Tutor
    It can be challenging to decide what to look for in a tutor You know that you want to find a person who can satisfy you or your child’s academic needs (Posted: 2009-04-14)
    
    
83. 83. Tips For Getting Past the First Interview
    Searching for a job in a tough economy can be extremely challenging This is especially true if it seems impossible to get past the first interview (Posted: 2009-04-12)
    
    
84. 84. What Kind of Tutoring is Right For Your Child?
    When your children struggle with their schoolwork, it can be very heartwrenching to watch As a result, most parents are willing to do whatever they must to help their children improve academically (Posted: 2009-04-12)
    
    
85. 85. What a Parent Can Do to Help With Tutoring Success
    When your child is receiving help from a tutor, it can be easy to kick back and relax, assuming no additional responsibility for academic success However, it’s always important to take an active role in your child’s learning environment, even when receiving outside assistance (Posted: 2009-04-11)
    
    
86. 86. Finding Jobs Created by the New Stimulus Bill
    We all know that in 2009 some major adjustments have been occurring on the job front, including a new stimulus bill that is proposing to create 35 million new jobs (Posted: 2009-04-10)
    
    
87. 87. How To Know If Tutoring Is Working
    Whenever you or your child work with a tutor, the question can come to mind: “Is this really working” There are only a few individuals in the equation who can answer the question, and they are those who are immediately affected by the tutoring (Posted: 2009-04-09)
    
    
88. 88. What Counts in a Cover Letter
    Writing a cover letter is a commonplace aspect of conducting any job search When you apply for a job, even if the prospective employer does not ask you for one, it’s good to send one as a way to give them a little more insight into who you are and what you’re capable of (Posted: 2009-04-02)
    
    
89. 89. Should You Accept a Low-Paying Job Offer or Stick With Unemployment Benefits?
    So you’ve recently been let go from your company and are receiving unemployment benefits when an amazing thing happens – you get a job offer But it’s not the offer you were hoping for (Posted: 2009-03-08)
    
    
90. 90. Waiting For Job Opportunities – How to Keep Yourself Occupied
    With over 500,000 people losing their jobs in the month of November 2008, and over 10 million unemployed in the United States to date, the thought of acquiring a job can almost seem hopeless But it’s not (Posted: 2009-03-01)
    
    
91. 91. Strategies For Older Workers to Market Themselves
    Just because you may be entering retirement age does not mean that you are too old to work if you still want (or need) to In fact, many companies are looking to the Baby Boomer generation and beyond to fill in roles that require years of experience (Posted: 2009-02-26)
    
    
92. 92. Don’t Be Side-Swiped by a Buyout
    With various sectors of our economy falling apart left and right, many businesses are closing, or cutting back at the very least As a result, thousands of employees each month are being let go (Posted: 2009-02-16)
    
    
93. 93. Developing Your Career From the Ground Up
    If you’re just graduating from college, or deciding to enter the workforce after spending your adult years involved in other projects, then you have the benefit many others don’t: building your career from the ground up For some, this prospect may sound scary – especially if they’re in the midst of a career that has been rocky all along the way (Posted: 2009-01-30)
    
    
94. 94. How to Manage Salary Negotiations
    Whether you’re looking for a new job or trying to make financial gains at the one you’re at, you may find that at some point you’ll need to make a salary negotiation But how can you do it if you never have before (Posted: 2009-01-22)
    
    
95. 95. Making the Most of Your References
    When searching for employment, you will find that most employers will at some point ask you to provide a list of your references This may seem like a simple request to fulfill, but in actuality, choosing references is something that should be done with care (Posted: 2009-01-21)
    
    
96. 96. Making Your Career Dreams a Reality
    One of the most challenging dreams to realize for many people is identifying then fulfilling their goal to acquire a great career Sometimes it can seem that it will take a lifetime to actually get a foot in the door (Posted: 2009-01-15)
    
    
97. 97. Tips For Finding Great Internship Opportunities
    College can be an exciting time You have the opportunity to mature as a person, develop great friendships, and start determining what you want to accomplish in your life (Posted: 2009-01-15)
    
    
98. 98. Green Collar Jobs and How You Can Fit In
    The world is constantly changing before our eyes Technology has created advancements that we could never have imagined 20 years ago (Posted: 2008-12-25)
    
    
99. 99. Staying Informed in Your Industry
    There is nothing worse than feeling like you’re left out of the loop – especially when it comes to your career But because there can be so many changes taking place in your field, you can look up one day and realize your entire industry has left you behind (Posted: 2008-12-12)
    
    
100. 100. Networking Can Jump-Start Your Career
     There are a number of ways that you can acquire the job you want You can go the traditional route of finding an ad and applying for the job, or going through the temp agency where you can get your feet wet in certain fields (Posted: 2008-11-30)
     
     

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