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Vulnerability: The Most Precious Career Choice
We should question the beliefs that we hold about career success, writes Stephanie K. Eberle, and explore how they can sometimes stand in our way.
Job Applicant Pitfalls
Joseph Barber provides advice for avoiding them in your CV, résumé or interview answers.
Grad Student: You Are Your Own Spokesperson
You have to hone your public-speaking and other communications skills to compete for attention in today's job market, writes James M. Van Wyck.
Sounding Smarter = Being Smarter
Joseph Barber offers advice on how to sound knowledgeable -- and, in fact, be knowledgeable -- about a career field even without any direct experience in it.
Networking Gone Bad
Natalie Lundsteen gives advice for dealing with situations that veer unexpectedly from the professional to the personal.
Dr. Google, Psy.D.
Internet tales of woe can daunt even the most optimistic faculty job seeker. But Kevin Anzzolin offers his own version of a visitor's guide for the visiting assistant professor.
Confusion at the Border: Career Counseling
Career counselors need active partners like enrollment management administrators, graduate deans and faculty members to manage international students’ expectations, says Alfreda James.
Interview Like Rembrandt, Not Picasso
When talking with potential employers, you should communicate in a way that projects clear and detailed images rather than complex and distorted ones, writes Thomas Magaldi.