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How To Write the Perfect Cover Letter   The most common mistake people make is writing an overly emphasized script about themselves as a cover letter, instead of directing their cover letter to the company they are applying to. Your cover letter should be a genuine demonstration of your interest in the company you are… Read more »

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Whether you like it or not, more and more employers are turning to social media when considering job applicants. Do you think your social media is affecting your job search? With over 1.5 billion Facebook users, it’s easy for an employer to do a quick Facebook look over before calling you in for an interview…. Read more »

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  Stress can be triggered by a variety of different events and thoughts, especially when it comes to your job. Working full-time and taking very little time for yourself can result in your job to becoming more stressful than it should be. Stress can cause a diminished quality of work, aka have a negative impact on your work. Sure,… Read more »

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  When your interview comes to an end, you’ll thank your interviewer and they’ll thank you for your time. Don’t leave the thank you-s here; you should always follow-up with a thank you letter after your interview. A follow-up letter is another easy way to show how interested you are in the position; this is… Read more »