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Top 10 Online Job Search Tips

Original Post: CareerBuilder.com While the popularity of online job boards puts millions of jobs at one’s fingertips, it has also made the job applicant pool that much bigger.  For this reason, national job search sites and the Internet as a whole have gotten a bad rap from some industry professionals

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What if They Want Me to Sign a Non-Compete Agreement?

By Jack Chapman – Original Post: The Ladders.com Don’t sign that non-compete agreement. A non-compete agreement may look harmless enough, but if you’re not careful it can cost you a lot of time and money in the long run. Here’s an example: A college student had an internship at an

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13 Ways Your Resume Can Say ‘I’m Unprofessional’

Hiring pros share the faux pas they find in real resumes, including wacky e-mail addresses, defunct phone numbers and cookie-cutter templates. Original Post By Lisa Vaas, The Ladders No offense, thebigcheese@domain.com, but if nobody has told you yet, we’re telling you now: That e-mail address is not making you look

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Keys to Researching Your Next Employer

Original Post: By Beth Braccio Hering, CareerBuilder Writer “I know right away when a candidate doesn’t know the current news about our company,” says Chris Brabec, director of leadership talent acquisition for Western Union. “If you don’t know the CEO is retiring, or if a company made a big acquisition

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13 Reasons for Poor Sales Hires by Hard Working Sales Managers

Lance Cooper of Sales Manage Solutions invites you to imagine this picture… Turnover occurs – sometimes at an excessive rate. Sales managers work hard and struggle to find quality candidates for open sales positions. They place ads in local newspapers and get many responses. Some use Monster. Some use recruiters.

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