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Mastering the Art of Email Communication

Posted on June 13, 2013July 16, 2022 by Andrea

Sean MacEntee via Compfight A well-crafted email can land you the job of your dreams, a big client or an important sale. Unfortunately, the wrong tone or wording in an email can cost you customers, jobs, and a good reputation. A good email isn’t just about proper grammar and punctuation. The tone and wording matter…

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Temp Work to Kickstart Your IT Career

Posted on June 11, 2013 by Andrea

Breaking into the information systems tech field can be difficult because of changing technology, competitiveness, and economic conditions. However, there are many ways to position yourself for burgeoning careers in IT, both academically and on the job market. One way is through temporary assignments. Clearly this is not always the end all be all for…

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Managing Expenses After College

Posted on June 5, 2013June 21, 2013 by Andrea

Whether or not you have a great job lined up after graduation, it’s important to plan your budget carefully and minimize expenses. Although it’s tempting to reward yourself for the hard work you’ve done in school (or will do in your new job), you should increase your standard of living slowly over time as you…

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Gaining Marketable Skills in College

Posted on June 3, 2013May 8, 2019 by Andrea

AdamLogan via Compfight Most students go to college in order to improve their earning potential and job prospects. With rising tuition costs at public and private institutions, learning for the sake of learning just isn’t enough. Unfortunately, many students graduate without useful skills that allow them to be competitive in the job market. But by…

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How to Request Interview Feedback

Posted on May 27, 2013August 21, 2013 by Andrea

thinkpanama via Compfight Job interviews are unnerving for a variety of reasons. It’s no secret that you’re being judged on appearance, facial expressions, elocution, values and thought processes. Even more worrisome is the secrecy behind the decision making, with rejected candidates forever wondering about their downfall. However, you don’t have to wallow in your misery…

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