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New Year’s Resolutions to Skyrocket Your Career in 2018

Posted on January 5, 2018 by Michelle Riklan

Writing a New Year’s Resolution is easy, especially if you’re not happy at work. Your resolution could be to get a new job, get a raise, or make it through a week without complaining about your boss. You have plenty of ideas about the things you want to improve. Setting a resolution isn’t so easy and straightforward when things are…

Job Hunting Survival Tips for an Executive Who Has Never Looked for a Job in Decades

Posted on July 10, 2017 by Michelle Riklan

A young executive I met recently mentioned that she never had to look for a job. From the time that she got her MBA, she moved from job to job through contacts, and as her career progressed, she was recruited by head hunters hired by companies. She has never written a resume because she never needed one before—until now. With…

Jobseeker’s Guide to Salary Negotiation

Posted on October 19, 2012 by Michelle Riklan

Money is usually the most sensitive issue in the hiring process. Discussing compensation often causes anxiety for both employee and employer. Money may seem like the biggest factor in accepting a job, but it can often cloud your decision-making process. Don’t accept a job that you’re not enthusiastic about simply because the starting salary is a few thousand dollars higher…

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New Year’s Resolutions to Skyrocket Your Career in 2018

Job Hunting Survival Tips for an Executive Who Has Never Looked for a Job in Decades

Jobseeker’s Guide to Salary Negotiation

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