Here are the top three problems if you’re switching careers from your old to new industry and how to start dealing with them.
The Top 3 Problems with Career Transitions (And How to Solve Them)
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The Top 10 Facts About the Student Employment Gap in 2012
Learn about the top ten facts about the student employment gap that exists in 2012. Job seekers of any stripe will find the information relevant.
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6 Ways to Get the Skills You Need and Mobile Job Search: Month in Review
Here’s your review of January 2012 posts at the SCC. It covers everything from stats (lies and more lies), mobile recruiting, ways job seekers can get the skills they need (with the help of employers) and the core idea for building a sexier resume.
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How People Really Use LinkedIn in 2011 [INFOGRAPHIC]
How do people really use LinkedIn? Lab 42 came out with an infographic about that and you’ll also learn about some of my thoughts on what the numbers really mean.
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3 Steps to Write a Job Search SOS
One bold anonymous friend of mine (fresh out of college-university) was trying to find a job and decided to send out a handy little SOS to his networks to help in his job search.
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