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The vast majority of us have to face a daily grind of work, problems, blame and still be answerable to someone else.nnWho wants this kind of life?nnUnfortunately, as I say, the picture I just gave isn’t based on an isolated experience. A lot of people lead this kind of life. In fact, most of them do.nnAre you one of them?nnTo know if you’re one of them, ask yourself if you align actions according to your personal beliefs. Most likely, it’s not all the time that you get

June 24, 2009

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Most of us leave high school after graduation choosing courses that cover a wide range of job opportunities. At the young age of 18 we have very little idea as to what we want to be in the future. We have no idea what we would enjoy working at. There are of course some lucky few who have always known what their career path should be. It’s been in their mind for many years and it’s just a matter of following through on where they would like to be eventually. For others the

June 24, 2009

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The power of the human mind and confidence is inexplicable. So, self trust is very inevitable to succeed in one’s life. Have you ever pondered over who holds you back when you are not confident enough to pursue your goal? It’s not you really but who you think you are. Your self-trust empowers you to think and act beyond your limitations and perhaps take risks.nnEveryone accepts that there is no short cut to success but I must say the most significant keys to success could

June 1, 2009

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If you are looking for an unconventional career, you need some unconventional strategies to help you find it.nnHere’s 10:nn1. Network, Network, Network.nnNetworking is the best way to gather information about unusual and unconventional careers. Most of the conventional job market is hidden. The unconventional job market is even more hidden. Search out success stories. Find out who are the top people in your chosen field, or role models who can teach you new things. Find way

May 22, 2009

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As I have said many times before your resume will not get you the job you want. Your resume is only one part of the equation. The purpose of your resume is to get you through the front door of the company you wish to work for and have an interview.nnSo you have invested much of your precious time on writing and tweaking your resume, getting feedback and, now, you are extremely happy with the final version.nnReplying To A Job Advert - Sending Your ResumennThe vast majority of

May 5, 2009