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What Professionalism Really Means
Published on
February, 2014
When I was looking for my first job out of college, the advice I received over and over again was "be professional." And, at the time, I thought "be professional" might have been code for "don't be yourself."
The Importance of Internships
Published on
January, 2014
In today’s competitive marketplace, there is no better move a college student can make than to take on an internship (or two). Gone are the days when being a graduate from fill-in-the-blank-university is enough to get your foot in the door.…
Moving from Fear to Full-Time Hires
Published on
January, 2014
Ask any five people about their take on the economy, and most likely you’ll hear five different answers. Uncertainty is the only common theme. And what makes things feel uncertain and confusing is that it seems like things are getting bette…
A Christmas Story...Communications Collaborative Style!
Published on
January, 2014
Perm or Temp-to-Perm?
Published on
December, 2013
So - you’ve FINALLY received the go ahead to bring on that designer/writer/personal chef you’ve been asking for. You know you’ve got to get this hire right, and you’ve been told you have a few different options.
Talking Money with Your Recruiter
By Mary Truslow on
December, 2013
When I first started recruiting, I assumed I would be talking money all day long and dedicating many hours to the fine art of salary negotiation. However, I quickly learned that discussing a candidate’s salary is actually quite straightforw…
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