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The Jobless Generation: Fighting youth unemployment

Youth unemployment is on the rise. It's time to fight back. 

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How to Interpret Your Next Interview

By on January 20th, 2012 • Interview, Jobs, Life

I came across some recent links that I thought I'd share. They discuss the psychological aspects behind the interview process. The first, from mashable.com, gets you "Inside the Recruiter's Head" by listing a series of possible interview questions, the motives behind the interviewer asking them, and what you can do to make a better impression or ruin your chances.

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Youth Hired Again. Is This Really A Good Thing?

By on December 6th, 2011 • Jobs, underemployment, unemployment

The job market is apparently looking up for young adult workers. According to results from a new Labor Department jobs report, around 650,000 workers between the ages of 16 and 24 found work last month.

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On-The-Job Flubs: 10 things you shouldn't say at work

By brass Staff on October 31st, 2011 • College & Career, Employment, Etiquette, Jobs

Call it etiquette or common sense: there are some things that just aren't professional to say in the workplace. Avoid these ten workplace taboos.

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The Business Of Social Media: Take your career aspirations viral

Soon-to-be college graduates must eventually face the reality of competition with other grads for entry-level positions. Social media tools can be used to help you stand out from the masses.

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The Final Offer: Negotiate like a pro

By Jane Long on October 31st, 2011 • College & Career, Jobs, Negotiation, Prices, Salary, Life

As adults, negotiating can be intimidating. We're here to walk you through the basics of negotiation in the adult world.

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Millionaire's Surtax: Class Warfare or Necessary Action?

By on October 9th, 2011 • Congress, Jobs, President Obama, Life

It can be difficult to decipher all the politically driven messages in the media as President Obama proposes the American Jobs Act of 2011.

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Mock Interview: Practice Makes Perfect

By on August 8th, 2011 • College & Career, Interview, Jobs, Mock Interview

Unless you're Mr. or Mrs. Charisma, nailing an interview can be a tricky task to master. They always say practice makes perfect, so instead of casually attending your next job interview, set up a mock interview in advance to perfect your answers and hone proper interviewing behaviors.

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Are Follow-Up Calls Necessary?

By on June 28th, 2011 • Follow Up Call, Job Search, Jobs, Life

Some say follow-up calls are a nuisance; others say they're essential. Regardless of what you may have heard, follow-up calls are a necessary step in getting an interview if the information to do so is made readily available.

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Today's Rant: It's Ok Not To Tip

By on May 10th, 2011 • Jobs, Restaurants, tips, Life

First things first: I think the idea of mandatory tipping is completely ridiculous.

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