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An Executive Tale: A Lesson in Effective Networking (Even if You Hate it)
Networking is a labor of love for many people. For others, it’s a labor of anxiety and self-doubt.
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Why Your Company Needs a Dream Manager…Stat!
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Ask the Expert: Life coach says stop fearing your career change – embrace it instead
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How to work happy: A popular news anchor & reporter shows us the way!
This month’s WorkHappy post has a local flavor. If you’ve seen Callie Carroll doing her thing as a reporter and morning anchor for WSIL-TV 3 in Carterville, Ill., you’ve surely thought to yourself: This girl loves her job!
Gold medal job search
The average worker stays at each of his or her jobs for a little more than four years, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The WorkHappy Wrap (Thursday, 3/31): Advice from a top headhunter. Fiddlers picking a bone with music job market in Austin, Texas.
“The process for hiring a C-level leader is so long. Some of them go up to 7 or 8 interviews.”