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Monthly Archives: August 2012

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Interview practice questions for military job seekers

Although it’s exciting to make progress in your job search and be asked in for an interview, it can also be stressful. However, by practicing your answers to the standard interview questions you can calm your nerves and present your best self, no matter your background experience. Continue reading

By in Find the job, Get the job, Interviews

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Tales of a summer intern: Finding a mentor

 Ed. Note: We continue our multi-part series highlighting the experience of Meghan Delaney, CareerBuilder’s social media intern. She’s sharing her experiences as a job seeker and intern.

I hear the word “mentor” being thrown around in the workplace, and it can mean a lot of different things to different people. Continue reading

By in Co-workers, On the job

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Workplace bullying on the rise, according to new study

Most workers, even those who love their jobs, would probably say their job has caused them stress at some point. Throw in job insecurity, an increased workload and intensified pressure to perform, and stress levels can hit the roof. While some workers release stress in positive, healthy ways, others may take their frustrations out on their teammates, to the point where it becomes bullying. Continue reading

By in Bosses, Co-workers, News and trends, On the job, Surveys

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Companies hiring this week

The Labor Day holiday is approaching. For many, the holiday means barbecuing, enjoying some of the last warm-weather rays and getting as much wear out of those white pants as possible before putting them in storage.

But not everyone knows the true purpose of the holiday. Continue reading

By in Find the job, News and trends, The right job, Who's hiring

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Transitioning from the military to a civilian career

For many veterans, making the change from service in the armed forces to civilian life and the workforce here can feel challenging. However, just as the military provided you with the experience and tools necessary to be successful in combat, it also provided you with the skills to be successful in your career. Continue reading

By in Cover Letters, Find the job, Get the job, How to search, Interviews, Resume

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How to build a timeless work wardrobe on a budget

As fall begins and the weather transitions from hot and sticky to cool and crisp, your work wardrobe will be going through a transition as well. When new-season clothes hit stores, it’s tempting to refresh your wardrobe by chasing the latest trends. Continue reading

By in Dress Code, On the job, Work/Life

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