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Professional Resume Writing

…effective professional resume that will make direct impression on the targeted employer. In fact, if you want to be called for an interview, your resume works as an advertisement. A well written professional resume is enough to attract the hiring manager’s attention and should convince the manager to believe in your eligibilities.

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Google Trends Says Top Search Topic is Economic Depression

One of the internet tools I am learning to use is called Google Trends.  When I opened the trend page today the number one search were the words “economic depression”.  Not a pleasant topic that’s for sure but one that is definitely on peoples’ minds these days.  Interestingly enough, at just about the same hour [...]

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Why Pay for One Expert’s Opinion When You Can Get Over Two Dozen For Free?

Why Pay for One Expert’s Opinion When You Can Get Over Two Dozen For Free? By:  Susan Young Go to Amazon.Com and search for the words “career strategies” you will find over 1500 books on the subject with a prices ranging from $11.21 to $1750.   There is no shortage of advise and resources available, [...]

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What is Holding You Back From Being Financially Free?

What is Holding You Back From Being Financially Free? By Jeff Earlywine For many people, growing your net worth and becoming financially free is a desperate sought after desire. However, something seems to get in the way. It is almost as if when things begin going really good, something bad happens. In other word, you [...]

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Review of Getting by Without a Job Part 1 by Philip Brewer

It has been over twenty years since I have been in a position of not having a job, so if I was going to share my personal experiences on this subject, it would not be worth taking your time to read it. Friends and family, all around me, are facing this challenge though, so I [...]

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