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A Fresh Start to the Week: Job/Career Headlines for July 7, 2014
In
her article "The
Five Deadliest Job Interview Mistakes," Liz Ryan contrasts an interview with a citizenship test vis-à-vis answer
the question correctly = get your papers, but it doesn't happen that way with an interview. Continuing that analogy,
my advice for America today is as follows: Just walk into a company and declare yourself an employee, occupy a cubicle,
receive free coffee, a company T-shirt, and full benefits. If it's a good enough policy for an entire sovereign country,
it's good enough for all the companies in that country - right?
Here is a list of current engineering jobs listed on RF Cafe. Here is a running list of job hunting and career
advice from 2014.
Here are a few more useful articles:
α - Venture Capital: Europe vs. U.S.
β - Why Employers Don't Like Long-Distance Job Candidates
γ - We Would All Rather Be Working for Ourselves
δ - The Startup Economy: Trouble in Paradise?
ε - The Right Keywords Are Essential When Applying for Jobs Online
ζ - 15 Career Experts Share the Best Interview Tips for College Graduates
Posted July 7, 2014
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