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Following Up: When and How to say “Thank you”
From a young age, most of us have been taught to say “Thank you” to people when they help us out. For a while, that was a struggle for me. It wasn’t that I was ungrateful or not wanting to … Continue reading
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Three Rules for Following Up after a Job Interview
Making yourself stand out as a candidate doesn’t end when you walk out the door after an interview. This article explains additional things you can do to show that you have what it takes. Read it here!
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5 Things Employers Look for in a Great Job Interview
Before you walk through the door for your first interview, read this. Find out what really captures the attention of interviewers from an employer’s perspective. Read it here!
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That Awkward Moment when You Didn’t Use Spell Check…
Have you ever sent an email or text with a glaring typo, and you felt your soul fall to pieces as it floated away through cyberspace and to your friend’s phone or computer? The ever-popular iPhone auto-correct “fails” definitely … Continue reading
New Year’s Resolutions for your Professional Life
I’ve never really been one for New Year’s resolutions. I usually forget to make one, make one and then forget it, or make one and solve it in about a week. This year, I came up with the idea … Continue reading
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The Post-Internship Checklist: 9 Things You Should Do
Is your fall internship over? Make sure you leave a great, lasting impression before you leave for winter break! Read the article here!
7 Things I Learned from Jim Halpert
It’s been a while since I’ve watched The Office. After Jim and Pam got married, I think my heart broke in half, and I was unable to continue watching, knowing that Jim would never be mine. But up until that … Continue reading
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Make the Most of your Freshman Second Semester
When I was a freshman, I was one of those types who wanted to do everything. For me, this was a great idea. I’m one of those types who fixates on one hobby per week. (This week is knitting, in … Continue reading