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Career Limiting Moves

Avoid these workplace errors unless you really, really want o get fired.
Talking About Money at the Interview

It is almost a numerical value of how much self esteem you should have. Here's how to prepare to discuss your salary negotiations.
Dealing with Mental Illness at Work

Don't let a psychiatric disability prevent you from doing your best at work. We've got tips to alleviate the stress of mental illness.
Hidden Disabilities at Work - Like Heart Disease

Millions of Canadians have hidden disabilities, like heart disease. Learn how to handle them at work.
Corporate Restructuring and Your Resume

When an organization undergoes a merger, acquisition or closing, job seekers are left wondering how to handle the information on their resumes.

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How Not to Write A Cover Letter

The purpose of a cover letter is to narrate your resume in your own voice. Your resume is a dense, concise, bullet pointed document. It is unfriendly and unfeeling. Your cover letter is there to contextualize your resume.

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Mastering the Phone Interview

In many ways, the way you prepare for a phone interview isn’t all that different from the way you’d get ready for a face-to-face interview. Here...

Be Paid What You're Really Worth

The truth is this: If you're going to command more money, you have to truly believe you're worth it.

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How to Learn on the Job

Feeling bored? Want to learn something new? Take your learning into your own hands. Here's how...

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Networking Tip: Never Eat Alone

When it comes to networking, pay special attention to where you're most comfortable and what activities you most enjoy. And don't forget about networking at work!

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