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What the best dressed interviewers are wearing…
October 29, 2004 by jim stroudEven though many companies have relaxed the internal company dress code, interviews still follow the conservative standard. We’ve pulled together the do’s and don’ts for interviewing attire as a general guide. If in doubt about interview attire at a particular company, don’t be afraid to ask the recruiter what is or isn’t appropriate to wear. You can also check with people you know at the company to see what others interviewing have worn.
CHECK OUT: Interview Attire
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On the job, who really cares how smart you are?
by jim stroudWe might like to believe that the way to get ahead in the corporate world lies in hard work and brain power. But in his new book, Career Warfare: 10 Rules for Building a Successful Personal Brand and Fighting to Keep It, David F D
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Why not be the boss?
October 28, 2004 by jim stroudWhat do you do if you’re an entrepreneur with a dream but lack capital? Find an investor to help bank roll your idea. Easier said than done! Last week Donna Lynes-Miller, president of GourmentStation, invited me to attend the Tennessee Valley Venture Forum (TVVF) with her. Interesting look at a world where deals are made and dreams can either soar or crash and burn.Show Me The Money
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Trick or treating in the workplace…
by jim stroudHalloween has become a big deal at many companies, as the holiday has grown in recent years well beyond a candy-fueled bacchanal for trick-or-treaters. More adults are dressing up these days, and many are wearing their costumes to work. A benefits survey by the Society for Human Resource Management in Alexandria, Va., found that 35% of employers had Halloween parties last year.Halloween Redefines ‘Dressing Up’ for Work
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Don’t call us, we’ll text message you…
October 27, 2004 by jim stroud“‘Many jobseekers are usually on the go and with SMS alerts, they can now be alerted of a potential employer anytime, anywhere,’ said Kenny Goh, Macro Kiosk chief executive officer. ” Check out: Job-hunting, via SMS:
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Job Hunting In The Bible
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Job Hunting Deductions
by jim stroudIf you are looking for a job, the New York State Society of CPAs points out that you may qualify to deduct some job hunting expenses. Deductible expenses include costs associated with the preparation of your resume, long-distance phone calls, employement agency fees and qualified travel-related costs. READ: Job Hunting Deductions
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Sometimes you just have to spend it…
October 22, 2004 by jim stroudWith most things in life, you get what you pay for. But occasionally, a purchase gives you more than you expect. Your world gets easier or simpler or more fun. Your purchase enhances your life, rather than adding more stress and clutter. Instead of bemoaning how much it cost, you find yourself thinking,
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Holiday fun…
by jim stroudAre you into Halloween? Well if you are (and if you are not), here is some online fun for you. Virtually carve your pumpkin here: The Swan Virtual Jack O’ Lantern
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Get Next Year’s Income Tax Refund Now
October 21, 2004 by jim stroudEach year the IRS sends out nearly 100 million income tax refunds. Most people are anxious to get their refund and many even pay exorbitant fees for income tax refund loans in order to get the money a week or too sooner. This is ironic considering that they could very easily get next year’s income tax refund now! READ: Get Next Year’s Income Tax Refund Now