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Branding Your Resume As Technologically Current

Most employers today look for employees that already know how to use the software that employer uses. Branding Your Resume is important for employers to know what you can do.

Few employers have training budgets for new employees – to use their training budgets more efficiently, employers want to hire new employees who already have …

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14 Ways to Personally Thank Customers and Boost Loyalty

What’s your favorite strategy for thanking your customers in a way that creates brand loyalty?

The following answers are provided by the Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC), an invite-only nonprofit organization comprised of the world’s most promising young entrepreneurs. In partnership with Citi, the YEC recently launched #StartupLab, a free virtual mentorship program that helps millions …

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How To Look Credible Even If You Lack Experience

Q&A With Pete Leibman, Author of  “I Got My Dream Job and So Can You”

“Dear Pete: How can I look credible if I’m just getting started in a new field?”

Pete’s Response:

If you have been featured on national TV or have written a best-selling book, you don’t need to worry about being seen …

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Building Your Personal Brand Through Volunteerism

Whether you’re in between jobs, in school, or working full time, volunteering is a great way to build your personal brand. Sharing your time with non-profit organizations can help you build your network and develop your skills while doing some good for your community.

Volunteering shows you’re team oriented.  When you give your time to …

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Writers, Don’t Give Up On Social Media

Writer Randy Ross recently wondered on his blog whether social media was turning out to be a waste of time for promoting his writing. He wrote in a blog post that Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn “seem to be over-saturated with users generating useless crap.”

 

Randy has seen both his web traffic and Facebook Reach …