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5 Ways Social Media Gives Job Seekers an Advantage in a Recession
In today’s hyper-competitive, recessionary job market, job seekers are finding more barriers than good news. Creative social media use gives job seekers a way to beat the odds. While most job seekers recognize Social Media’s help in networking, few take advantage of Social Media’s power in branding, Subject Matter Expertise, research and differentiation. Here are 5 ways social media gives job seekers an advantage: "5 Ways Social Media Gives Job Seekers an Advantage in a Recession". read more »
#1 Deadly Interview Question
The #1 most common first question asked in a job interview is also one of the most deadly. Right off the bat the interviewer gives the person a long length of rope, which interviewees very often use to hang themselves! What’s that deadly question? Find out here: "Deadly Interview Question #1!" read more »
Shift in Young People's Views on Work
The dismal state of the current American labor market is doing a job on the confidence of the next generation of workers. A recent survey shows that job security has become the top priority for college students. It outranks even pay and benefits. Check out the latest indicators of change in how young people think about work: "Shift in Young People's Views on Work." read more »
Promoting Your Unemployment on LinkedIn

As a LinkedIn user, we see many people stating, "looking for a job opportunity" and other similar statements in their profile or status. If you are unemployed, is it good to announce that you are looking for a job this way, or does it potentially damage your image? While it's acceptable to let people know that you are looking for a position, it's important to approach it professionally and to be specific about your needs. Check out the right ways to do this is in: "Promoting Yourself on LinkedIn." read more »
7 Career Pros Talk Job Search 2.0
Job search techniques and job search tools have changed over the last few years. With that in mind, you might find it useful to have an advice overview of things you need to know about Job Search 2.0. With the gracious help of 7 career pros kind enough to volunteer their time, here are job search tips from folks in the know responding to the question: What one thing do you want job seekers to know about Job Search 2.0 to help boost their competitive edge in this tough job market? "7 Career Pros Talk Job Search 2.0." read more »
10 Career Regrets You May Have Too Late

There are some regrets that arrive early enough to be fixed, but others strike us later as we gain a clearer picture of what could have been done. From not considering more options to not negotiating, here are a few to avoid: "10 Career Regrets You May Have Too Late." read more »





