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Office etiquette: How late do you stay?
AS TECHNOLOGY BLURS THE LINES BETWEEN WORK AND FREE TIME, IT'S IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANYONE TO ADHERE TO A STRICT 9-TO-5 SCHEDULE. STILL, WHEN DO YOU ACTUALLY WALK OUT THE DOOR?
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10 absurd excuses workers have used to call in sick
TOLD YOUR BOSS YOU HAD A HEADACHE? AMATEUR HOUR. CHECK OUT THESE REAL-LIFE CALLING IN SICK EXCUSES.
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Each day, I stepped out of my comfort zone at work. It was terrible.
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How a caffeine freak went a week coffee free
The benefits - and drawbacks - of giving up my much-needed morning coffee for a full workweek.
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What to do when you don’t get the job
Maybe the interview didn't go as well as you hoped, you had a glaring typo in your resume or cover letter, you could have written a better thank you note, or followed up sooner to show your interest.
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Why small talk is so important in your career
Small talk isn't helpful just with your co-workers. When meeting with clients or vendors, similar conventions apply. Before getting down to business, break the ice with small talk. Since these relationships are typically more formal than the ones you have with fellow employees, avoid topics that even hint at disagreement or controversy.
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Lights, camera, job search: Interview tips from actors
Interviewing and auditioning aren't so different. Learn how acting techniques can help you ace your interview.
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What does networking really look like today?
Hint: You no longer have to go to in-person networking events if you're a die-hard introvert.
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Job search advice you should ignore
"When you are not working, your primary job is to get a job. Therefore, wake up each day with a goal and stick to it," says Berkman-Donlon. "Staying with a routine will also ensure you are proactive about the search and will keep you abreast of changes to your industry."