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Job Hunting And Career Success

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It doesn't take a psychic to spot signs of career/job disaster

By Joan Lloyd, C.S.P. - Have you ever watched a prison movie, where a man walks into the exercise yard and everyone else starts moving away from him? They know something bad is about to happen before he does. You may be starring in your own drama at work and not even know it. For instance, if people around you are starting to avoid you, you are about to get iced. (Added: 10-Apr-2002 Hits: 505 )

Midlife Career Change: It's about identity

By Cathy Goodwin, Ph.D. - Why is changing a career in midlife often difficult? Because you change your identity -- the way you define yourself when you look in the mirror and when you're introduced at a networking event. (Added: 25-Dec-2001 Hits: 455 )

To Be Asked or Not To Be Asked: These are the Questions

By Laura Edwards, Resident Headhunter, ExecSearches.com - Before you step over the threshold of an interviewer’s office door, you had better be prepared to impress them with well thought out answers to questions you haven’t even heard yet. Most of their questions can be anticipated, but you should always be prepared for the unexpected. (Added: 29-May-2001 Hits: 559 )

Thoughtful preparation important regardless of interview style

By Joan Lloyd, C.S.P. - I have been selected to participate in a "structured interview" for an internal position I have applied for with my employer. First off, what is a structured Interview and what is the best way to prepare for it? (Added: 27-Feb-2002 Hits: 631 )

An Intern's Guide to Success

By Wayne Parker - So, you have landed the internship or are getting close. How do you maximize the internship experience to enhance your learning and improve your chances for a great job using what you learned? (Added: 15-May-2001 Hits: 544 )

Salary History and Negotiation

By Steven Niznik - Providing Your Salary History The Dilemma Most career experts agree that it's not a good idea to volunteer your salary information up front. You might price yourself out of contention or sell yourself cheap, before an employer even looks at your résumé. Instead, it's better to politely sidestep salary issues, until you sense that an employer is interested in hiring you; or better yet, you have a job offer in hand. Then you have leverage to negotiate salary. (Added: 17-Feb-2001 Hits: 3892 )

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