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3 Variables That Heavily Fluctuate The Number On Your Job Offer Three variables that heavily fluctuate the number on your job offer.

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The Great Recession's Lasting Effect On This Generation's Entrepreneurs A common mistake that young entrepreneurs make is unwittingly starting highly cyclical and highly risky businesses, when it hasn't been all that long since the Great Recession

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5 Mistakes The Young Entrepreneur and Small Business Owner Are Prone To Making Many first-time entrepreneurs are looking for any and every way to become competitive. Some think they will get a competitive advantage by lowering their prices below market rate....

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About The Other Side Of The Interviewing Table Too many interviewing articles carry a tone that paints the interviewee as someone who has little to no leverage over the other side of the table....

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John D. Rockefeller Teaches The Young Entrepreneur Owning a business is an uphill battle. The learning curve is steep and the competition is firmly entrenched. Only the strong stand a chance to survive to see their first stress-free, week-long vacation.

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As An Entrepreneur, You're Either A Necessary Evil Or You're Not Necessary At All What are two things that Martha Stewart, Walmart and Exxon have in common? 1. They've all been caught doing highly unethical business acts that were borderline despicable and in some cases found to be illegal....

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How To Beat Your Competition While Going For A Job Many job seekers worry too much about the interview and forget the fact that for any well paying, interesting job, there is going to be a plethora of other...

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No Mentor, No MBA, No Family Business: Entrepreneurship and Fast Growing Start-Up Under 30 In my experience, a business doesn't chug along for years at the same pace, predictably and sedately growing past a one-man operation...

SHARE        Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Seven Different Ways That Sales People Are Compensated Entering the world of sales means that you will also be entering the world of commission.

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4 Sticky Situations Many Job Seekers Find Themselves In Many job seekers have similar problems that hinder their job search and push back their career progress. Funny enough, the main deterrent that prevents people from achieving the results they desire from their job search is self-fulfilling: Paranoia that they will not get a job coupled with a steeply declining level of self-confidence can be a vicious circle....

SHARE        Saturday, April 9, 2011
Don't Eat That Donut! - Career Persuasion Techniques That Add Digits To A Paycheck The better looking have better careers. They receive better grades in college, they receive higher paychecks and are the first to be promoted. Why is this true and to what extent do looks play a part in our ability to persuade and get ahead? Finally, what can you do about it?

(1 comments) SHARE        Thursday, April 7, 2011
Subtle Yet Dreadful Career Mistakes You May Be Making The most common career mistake people make is taking another job for a little bit more money - and no other reason. Taking a new position that pays a few thousand dollars more makes you feel fresh and energized. However, that excitement will not last forever. A career is a marathon, not a sprint.

SHARE        Friday, March 4, 2011
What You Never Knew About Resume Writing n 2011, almost all resume writers have failed to understand that nearly all resumes are written online. Simply knowing this can give the job seeker an amazing advantage.

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It's Not About Who You Know, It's Who Knows You Too many job seekers think it is about who you know. This will only get you so far in your career. It's who knows you.

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Write A Resume Better Than A Career Coach If you work hard enough and are smart enough, you will be able to teach yourself how to write a resume without a career coach's help.

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How To Get The Promotion You Want As an employee, to get the job promotion and salary raise that you want, it is imperative to begin implementing some changes in your work habits and overall career outlook. Here are some ways to get the salary raise you want as well as the promotion at the office that you deserve.

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2011 Job Search - Industries To Avoid In 2011, there are some industries that job seekers should avoid regardless. Here is a list of a few of those verticals.

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Some Crucial Skills To Learn In Between Jobs People say finding work is a 9 - 5 job, however they should be spending 5 - 7 on learning certain subjects that will make them more employable and enticing to companies.

SHARE        Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Using Consultative Selling To Land The Job Consultative selling is a sales technique that is aimed at uncovering the needs of a client, then providing a solution, thus not selling at all. What many don't know is that the technique can be used in any interview; it can be used very successfully.

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Why Good Grades Are Important To Start A Successful Career Too often, college students wait until it is too late to get their GPA up. Here is what a high GPA means to employers and why it is so crucial.