New features on career-intelligence
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- Cracking the Hidden Job Market
When looking for a job, it certainly is wise to cover all bases – from checking online job boards to inquiring at companies of interest to asking everyone you know to keep an eye out for an appropriate opening. Many times, however, jobs do not make it to the posting stage. Instead, they are filled by candidates the company already knows are qualified.
- Unhappy at Work? It Might Be the People (Part 2)
Do you head off to work most days with a smile on your face or do you dread walking into the office? One of the best predictors of being happy at work is whether or not like the people you work with. Chances are if you find your boss overbearing or your colleagues annoying you won’t look forward to a day at the office even if you love the work.
- Getting Experience Before You Graduate
Whether it’s a summer job, an internship or part-time work during the school year, there are some places tailored to students looking for employment. Local newspapers and the job board at career services are logical places to start. Here are some other ideas.
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