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Coping With Unemployment StressOver stressed from losing a job? Here are 7 steps to help you cope with unemployment stress. -
Five Businesses You Can Start With Little MoneyThere are endless small business opportunities that don’t cost a lot of money. Here is a basic list that should get you started in the right direction.
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Tweeting ProfessionallyLearn how to tweet and make the most out of micro-blogging. Although 140 characters hardly seem like enough rope with which to professionally hang yourself, it is possible. Observing proper Twitter etiquette protects freelancers and professionals. -
Living With Losing Your JobThree things to do if you find yourself without a job. -
Occupy Your JobThe Occupy movement which has dominated global headlines this fall offers great examples of things to do and not to do to advance your career.
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5 Most Common Mistakes New Food Truck Owners MakeThe food truck business is booming with lots of new trucks all across the country. Learning these five common mistakes of new food truck operators will help your business succeed.
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Resume Ruining Job Search?If you're frustrated at how long your job search is taking, consider these signs that it may be time for a resume makeover.
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Baking Through RecessionA tight job market and the recession cause many people to look at their own talents to make a living. -
Part-Timing in a Bad EconomyHow several part-time jobs at once can not only make financial sense, but actually be a lot of fun. Written by a teacher/writer/massage therapist/blogger who is doing fine. -
Employers, Why the Hate?Over twenty-five years in HR, I haven't seen a job-search environment quite as hard on job-seekers as this one is. Why do employers abuse job applicants? Don't they know that their insulting job-application processes are driving the best candidates away?
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First Person: Inside U.S. CensusOn our fourth morning of training for the job of U.S. Census Enumerator, our class was told we were being "let go" for lack of work. We then had to finish the day's lessons and take a test.
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How to Deal With an Annoying CoworkerIf you find yourself dreading work due to an annoying coworker, here are some tips to help you.
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Where to Learn How to Shoe a HorseThere is great need for good farriers in the horse world and these schools offer great classes. -
Creating an Educational PortfolioJobs in education are competitive. Stand out from the crowd with a quality portfolio.
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Picking the Right Online CollegeOnline colleges have become quite popular. How can you determine if a specific school or program is worth the expense? What factors should be taken into consideration when choosing an online school or program?
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The Burden of Student Loan OverloadHow student loans have kept me under a cloud of debt for so many years.
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Working With DyslexiaDyslexia can get in the way of your job but it doesn't have to. There are things that you can do to make Dyslexia work for you on your job.
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Job Search Tips for Convicted FelonsWhat to do when you're released from jail and need to find work to survive. -
'Standardized Patients' Earn Money in Golden YearsAn important, fun way to earn some extra money and give back to the community. And it doesn't hurt to be "older."
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Degrees Hamper Job Search?College degrees are said to be indispensable in any job search. The long-term unemployed now realize that their costly education may actually get in the way of finding jobs. Is rethinking vocational training the answer for the next generation?
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Great Job for New College GradsMany countries offer English jobs for college grads. South Korea is a great place to find such jobs. They offer furnished apartments, medical insurance and a nice salary. Teaching experience is not required but would almost guarantee a job.
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How to Start a Holistic Healing BusinessIf you've never met a homeopathic you didn't love and you're convinced herbs, yoga and natural healing are keeping you in tip-top shape, why not share your passion with others by starting a holistic healing business?
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Tips for Acing that Interview!Learn how to impress at an interview. We go over the three most important elements to impressing a potential employer and getting a job offer.
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7 Steps to Choosing a DreamDo you have several activities you really enjoy doing? Can you see yourself in more than one career? Here are a few tips to help you figure out your best and most fulfilling dream to chase. -
Job Searching: Finding a Way to Stand Out Improves Your Chances DramaticallyMaking yourself unique from other applicants will vastly improve your chances of landing your next job.
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Have a Networking Function on the Horizon? Keep These Important Things in MindGetting the most out of networking is much more involved than simply showing up. You need to be remembered and remembered well.
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How to Be a Home-Based RecruiterLearn if a home based headhunting business is right for you.
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Home Office Tips for Freelance WritersThe freelance writer's home office setup can make all the difference in his work day. Create a comfortable room that encourages focus and creativity.
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The Art of DiplomacyBy altering one's word choices, communication approach, and body language, one can learn the art of diplomacy.
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Unemployment Aid Declines but Fails to Prove Economy is GrowingUnemployment aid has hit a four-year low, but that fails to prove that the economy is really growing. Here is how these numbers are not the true sign that the economy is getting better.
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5 Ways for Kids to Make MoneyLearn valuable lessons while earning some pocket money!
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Tales of a Literary GunslingerLife as a freelance writer may not seem to have much in common with life as an Old West gunslinger, but you'd be surprised.
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Lessons From a Nurse for Everyday LifeBeing a nurse has been such a learning experience for me. I think we could each make a small difference in a big way by bringing out the nurse in all of us.
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Being a Swimming Lifeguard Takes ResponsibilityThis article looks at what it take to be a swimming lifeguard. -
How to Make Your Career Dreams a RealityThis article includes lessons from Steve Jobs as well as suggestions on how to turn your career dreams into reality.
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Empty Nest Business IdeasAfter your kids leave home, starting a business is an excellent way to write a new chapter in your life.
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The Ten Commandments of Internet MarketingThis article reveals ten original commandments for Internet marketers and consumers of Internet marketing products. It’s a somewhat humorous depiction of Internet sales pitches and Internet marketing trends.
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Are You Sure You Want to Quit Your Job and Work from Home?Everyone talks about working from home being the ultimate nirvana -- but is it something you'd want to do for years?
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Be Happy; Do Not Settle for Content with Your CareerYou should be happy and look forward to going to work. Your career path should be clear and highly beneficial. Do not allow your professional career to be depressing and uncertain.
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The Resume "Black Hole" and the Interview ProcessThe resumes you’ve sent fall into a black hole. It’s not necessarily over-worked recruiters, or volume of resumes, nor a lack of skills or applicable experience. The search is long and hard. Here's a guide to navigating it.
