5 Job Search Tips for New College Grads

April 26, 2013

As spring graduation ceremonies draw closer, we have no doubt that a lot of almost-grads are turning their attention to The Real World—and, most importantly, the search for a dream career. If you’re about to graduate, you’ve probably spent time applying for jobs and researching companies. Yet it’s never too late to refine your job-seeking [...]

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Productivity Tips: 5 Ways to Beat Procrastination

April 22, 2013

Procrastination might just be the biggest obstacle to daily productivity. Whether you’re dragging your feet on conquering your to-do list or having a tough time getting started on a big project, procrastination can be tough to tackle, especially if it seems like the delay tactic has become a regular part of your work routine. The [...]

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4 Ways to Move More [And Sit Less] During the Workday

April 11, 2013

We sit at work — a lot. And all of those hours in your desk chair can add up to some big hits on your health, which is why it’s more important than ever to be active throughout the day. Research shows that too much time sitting can increase your risk of diabetes and death [...]

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Productivity Tips: 3 Ways to Get More Done Today

April 4, 2013

Achieving your optimal productivity level may seem like an ongoing endeavor. Although today’s technology-filled world has resulted in a number of gadgets, apps and other tools that can help you stay on task, you can also boost your daily output simply by examining and refining your current process. Not sure where to start? That’s why [...]

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WIIFM: Improve Your Training by Answering This Question

March 29, 2013

You’ve been tasked with putting together a brown-bag training session for your company. You know what you want to say. After all, your topic is interesting and important … to you. But what do you do to help your audience or learners see the value for them? Answer the question: “What’s in it for me?” [...]

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How to Use Pinterest to Find a Job

March 27, 2013

Landing the job of your dreams is easier said than done. As a result, it’s important that you use all of the tools available to you, including social media. Sites like LinkedIn and Twitter likely come to mind when you think of using social media as part of your job search, but don’t overlook Pinterest. [...]

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5 Must Have Mobile Apps for Conferences

March 25, 2013

Business and productivity apps have turned mobile devices into powerful work tools that you can use to manage your schedule, stay connected and accomplish myriad other tasks — including making the most of your next conference. Conferences used to be synonymous with mountains of paper that attendees collect in the form of business cards, notes [...]

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Post Interview Follow Up: Handwritten Note vs Email

March 7, 2013

You finally landed that interview for your dream job. The meeting went well, your preparation paid off and you’re optimistic about your chances for a job offer. What do you do next? Do you sit back with your fingers crossed, or do you send a thank you to your interviewer? And more importantly — should [...]

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How Your LinkedIn Profile Makes or Breaks a First Impression

February 28, 2013

When I’m considering a job candidate, the first thing I do is check out his or her LinkedIn profile. If they don’t have one, I feel a bit cheated. A resume is great, but it’s not the full picture. A complete and comprehensive LinkedIn profile tells me not just the facts, but the story. If [...]

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4 Mobile Apps to Help You Work on Your Phone

February 27, 2013

With an estimated 200 million workers tapping into mobile business apps, there’s no doubt that the advent of the smartphone has changed the way we work forever. Yet when it comes to choosing apps that help you work smarter and faster, the sheer number of options can be downright daunting. How do you know which [...]

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