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The Other Side of Interviewing An inside look at what good hiring managers are looking for. |
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Working Wounded: Neutralize Your Negativity Strategies for staying positive through tough times during the job search. |
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Working Wounded: Self-Defeating Cynics Is negativity the norm in workplace conversations? Look in the mirror, and ask: What can I do to become less cynical? Here are a few ideas. |
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Small Talk Can Lead To Big Things Studies show that the ability to converse with people is an essential trait for career success. Whether you're up for a promotion or looking for a new job, small talk can help create connections and lead to bigger and better things for your career. |
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Working Wounded: Ripped-Off Resumes Unscrupulous applicants cut and paste someone else's resume. |
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Required Reading: Moving Beyond the Buzz In Beyond Buzz, author Lois Kelly provides tools and guidance and offers hands-on advice on how to listen to customers, identify what's important to them, and craft a marketing message that will resonate as a result. |
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Marketing: Why the Conversation Has Changed -- Forever At its core, pharma marketing is about conversations. Dynamic, persuasive conversations between companies and healthcare stakeholders. But one time it was simple; now it's not. |
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Smart Questions for Your Hiring Manager Your HR manager is hounding you to green-light some new hires - but don't move too fast. According to a recent survey, more than half of all job seekers lie on their resumes. Here's how to determine whether you've really found the right person for the job. |
