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Conventional wisdom has it that the end of the year is the worst time to look for a job. Many view that Bermuda Triangle period from Thanksgiving to Christmas to New Years as a waste of time, since yearly budgets have already been spent and decision-makers and HR folks are out on vacation. However, I'd like to propose that now is actually the best time to turn up the heat. There ... Source: Recruiter

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If you're on the hunt for a new job, you're likely aware of how overwhelming it can be to pay off student loans while you're looking for work. Many new graduates face this challenge, considering the average student leaves school owing $39,400 in student debt. While student loans can put a strain on your budget, they can also teach you valuable lessons that can help with the Source: Recruiter {$inline_image}

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If you're between jobs or feeling unfulfilled in your current role, you may want to consider taking up a side hustle — a flexible gig that allows you to manage your own schedule and explore new creative or business avenues while earning money. Many people are dissatisfied or, frankly, bored with their current jobs. Side hustles can provide a creative, and even social and emotional, outlet. You can finally pursue that dream you had in college. No excuses. Similarly, whether you just ... Source: Recruiter {$inline_image}

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Article by Margie Warrell My first-ever "speaking engagement" was at my children's kindergarten. I was so nervous my knees were shaking and my fingers fumbled through the copious notes I kept referring to. It's fair to say I was far more focused on myself — on making a good impression and not making a fool of myself — than on the people in the room. All three of them. It was a humble beginning. Since then, I've spoken to thousands of ... Source: Recruiter

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Many of us dream of making a career transition, but actually making the change can be a daunting task. Here are a few things to keep in mind as you navigate the rough waters of a career change: 1. Anxiety Is Normal Once the excitement of landing a job in your new career has worn off, ... Source: Recruiter

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You've been invited to an interview. Now what? In addition to researching the company, you also need to be sure you are prepared to answer the questions you're likely to face. Let's review some of the most common interview questions and how to answer them: 1. Tell Me About Yourself The interviewer doesn't really care about how many children you have, where you grew up, or ... Source: Recruiter

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You want to feel like your work means something, like a professional performing their craft. Unfortunately, looking for a job can make you feel like a discount item on a shelf at a big box store. This is especially true during salary discussions. During your first phone call with a company's HR department, the rep will ask you how much money you make — or how much you want to make. They will tell you they are simply trying to understand whether ... Source: Recruiter

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When you want to build a name for yourself, taking time to focus on your brand is crucial. What is a personal brand? In short, it's who you are, what you are good at, and what people go to you for. It's your reputation and your unique set of skills, values, and strengths. Your personal brand represents your value to your target company. In today's digital world, boosting your brand ... Source: Recruiter

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Modesty? There's a time and a place for it, but trying to land an interview for your dream job is certainly neither. Your resume is your personal marketing tool. If it's not selling your skills, achievements, and experience effectively, it's putting the brakes on your job search. Want to know if your resume is selling you short? Check out the following tips: Are You Holding Recruiters' Attention? Source: Recruiter {$inline_image}