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Real Salaries of 2011: What to Expect in 2012

Considering a new career? Before you jump into a new industry or profession, read this. From personal chefs to commercial pilots, corrections officers and celebrity realtors, here’s what they actually made last year.

Personal chefs to plastic surgeons

Allison, a PA-based personal chef, $55,000 Angela, Social Media Manager, $42,000 AnneMarie, Newspaper Reporter, $26,000 Cindy, Elementary …

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Five Personal Branding Tools Every Job Candidate Needs

If you want to be taken seriously as a job candidate, and stand out as someone who really knows what they’re doing, and that you’re plugged in, you need to have a few personal branding tools.

They’re all easy to get, they’re all inexpensive, if not downright free (except #4; you’re kind of stuck there). …

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Job Seekers: Enhance Your Brand by Showing Your Skills

The job search isn’t what it used to be. That’s for sure.

In fact, with hundreds of applicants for every job opening, the tactics that yield job offers have changed dramatically.

In part because of the volume and in part because of the competition, job seekers that stand out – job seekers whose personal brands …

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Three Advanced Personal Branding Techniques

Most of you reading this are beyond the “start a blog, get on Twitter” advice for personal branding. Way beyond it. Hell, if you found this site, you’re already on Twitter, you rock out Facebook, and you know how your Klout score is trending. but still have to look at your license plate to remember …

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Find Hidden Jobs Never Found on Traditional Job Boards

Quit wasting your time on the traditional job boards. The monstrously big career building boards. If that’s where you’re spending a lot of your job search, thinking that’s where you’re going to find your next job, you’re putting a lot of time and effort into a source with a very low rate of return. If …