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Job Genie: Career projections for career selections

By Jeremy Da Rosa on February 1st, 2010 • Career, Jobs, Life

Knowing which career fields may shrink or grow will help you find a job in a pool that won't dry up next week, month or year.

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Audio Presence and Biz Permits

By brass Staff on February 1st, 2010 • Entrepreneur, Jobs, Entrepreneurship, Life

Ace a phone interview, and figure out whether you need a business permit.

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Interview Preparation

By Cody Wetmore on May 15th, 2009 • Jobs, Life

In February's brass 10, Interviewer Inquisition, we advised you be proactive in your next interview and take the extra step of asking your interviewer a few questions. While that is important, you're probably more worried about what they're going to ask.

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Writing Your Resume: What to do to get results

By Jordan McGee on May 1st, 2009 • Jobs, Networking, Life

Just because you're young and have a short work history doesn't mean you can't put together a resume that rocks.

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Free-time Funds: 10 ways to make $100

By brass Staff on May 1st, 2009 • Hobbies, Jobs, Entrepreneurship

10 ways to earn some extra cash in your free time.

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Notable Networker: 10 ways to make yourself memorable

By brass Staff on May 1st, 2009 • Jobs, Networking, Entrepreneurship

10 keys to becoming a better networker.

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Loan Rejection & Tips On Tips

By brass Staff on May 1st, 2009 • Credit Score, Jobs, Loans, Life

Does being turned down for a loan affect your credit, and how servers can get extra tips.

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The Write Stuff: Solid writing skills are a job requirement

By Meghann Bowman on March 16th, 2009 • Career, Jobs, Entrepreneurship, Life

From resumes and reports to emails and memos, writing skills are something you'll use whether trying to land a job or function in one.

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Dressing Up Like The Big Kids

By Jens Odegaard on March 12th, 2009 • Budgeting, Career, Jobs, Life

This guy clearly took the lesson "dress for the job you want" to heart.

Here at brass, we have a very casual dress policy. I normally wear a pair of jeans, a t-shirt, a sweatshirt, my skate shoes and a New Era ballcap. But for days when I want to step it up a notch (when we interview new interns) I've been known to throw on a brass-logo polo and some slacks. Even in a casual environment, dressing up a little more than you have to shows professionalism.

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Shifting Gears: A job switch experience

By Amanda Jones on September 30th, 2008 • Jobs, Life

It's tempting to take the first job offer so that you can check off your progress. But that's not always the smartest or most fulfilling choice.

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