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		Search for jobs Powerful tools to help you find your ideal job and manage your career Help from the Department of Labor

		Networking Demystify the rules of networking Small talk, big deal Sign on to a career network

		Defining a career path Skirt the 'overqualified' stamp Scope out the culture before signing on Career coaches hit us with their best shots Sift through online job sites Make your decision

		Job descriptions Job profiles (U.S. Labor Department's The Occupational Outlook Handbook)

		Writing Cover letter 101 Catch their eye with a captivating cover letter Make your e-mail correspondence ready Follow up with employers for a second look Ten tips to make your thank you note stellar Master the art of the cover letter Get noticed when answering an online ad

		Resume Resume 101: Make yours stand out Make your resume catch a recruiter's eye To post or not to post your resume online Make your resume snap Tips to make your resume shine Don't lie on your resume

		Interviewing Test your interview savvy Learn how to answer tough interview questions Talk your way through a stellar interview Common sense rules in interviewing Follow up for success after the interview Know what to say to clinch the job Ten steps to a successful interview

		Salary/Negotiation Weigh your options before signing on Shhh, they're talking salary How to get your first raise Plan for your financial future What comes after the offer? Negotiation

		Starting out An internship can give you a leg up Identify your skills Jump start your job search Tips for college students on how to search for a job Get your career off to the right start

		Quiz corner Test your interview savvy Are you burned out? Is health care right for you? Are you a good communicator? Are you ready to manage? Are your manners holding you back?

		Search for jobs Powerful tools to help you find your ideal job and manage your career Help from the Department of Labor

		Networking Demystify the rules of networking Small talk, big deal Sign on to a career network

		Defining a career path Skirt the 'overqualified' stamp Scope out the culture before signing on Career coaches hit us with their best shots Sift through online job sites Make your decision

		Job descriptions Job profiles (U.S. Labor Department's The Occupational Outlook Handbook)

		Writing Cover letter 101 Catch their eye with a captivating cover letter Make your e-mail correspondence ready Follow up with employers for a second look Ten tips to make your thank you note stellar Master the art of the cover letter Get noticed when answering an online ad

		Resume Resume 101: Make yours stand out Make your resume catch a recruiter's eye To post or not to post your resume online Make your resume snap Tips to make your resume shine Don't lie on your resume

		Interviewing Test your interview savvy Learn how to answer tough interview questions Talk your way through a stellar interview Common sense rules in interviewing Follow up for success after the interview Know what to say to clinch the job Ten steps to a successful interview

		Salary/Negotiation Weigh your options before signing on Shhh, they're talking salary How to get your first raise Plan for your financial future What comes after the offer? Negotiation

		Starting out An internship can give you a leg up Identify your skills Jump start your job search Tips for college students on how to search for a job Get your career off to the right start

		Quiz corner Test your interview savvy Are you burned out? Is health care right for you? Are you a good communicator? Are you ready to manage? Are your manners holding you back?

		Search for jobs Powerful tools to help you find your ideal job and manage your career Help from the Department of Labor

		Networking Demystify the rules of networking Small talk, big deal Sign on to a career network

		Defining a career path Skirt the 'overqualified' stamp Scope out the culture before signing on Career coaches hit us with their best shots Sift through online job sites Make your decision

		Job descriptions Job profiles (U.S. Labor Department's The Occupational Outlook Handbook)

		Writing Cover letter 101 Catch their eye with a captivating cover letter Make your e-mail correspondence ready Follow up with employers for a second look Ten tips to make your thank you note stellar Master the art of the cover letter Get noticed when answering an online ad

		Resume Resume 101: Make yours stand out Make your resume catch a recruiter's eye To post or not to post your resume online Make your resume snap Tips to make your resume shine Don't lie on your resume

		Interviewing Test your interview savvy Learn how to answer tough interview questions Talk your way through a stellar interview Common sense rules in interviewing Follow up for success after the interview Know what to say to clinch the job Ten steps to a successful interview

		Salary/Negotiation Weigh your options before signing on Shhh, they're talking salary How to get your first raise Plan for your financial future What comes after the offer? Negotiation

		Starting out An internship can give you a leg up Identify your skills Jump start your job search Tips for college students on how to search for a job Get your career off to the right start

		Quiz corner Test your interview savvy Are you burned out? Is health care right for you? Are you a good communicator? Are you ready to manage? Are your manners holding you back?

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