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TwitterThe following post is by Angelita Williams, who writes for OnlineCourses.org. In a job market that is increasingly competitive, gaining additional experience can be key when it comes time to look for a job. Internships can be a great way to do just that, letting young grads and students see what the working world will be [...]
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How to Cope with a Difficult Job
August 2nd, 2010 
collegecareerlife With the unemployment rate still high, many people are feeling extra pressure at work. Employers are demanding more, and offering less to employees. These factors are not only contributing to decreased job satisfaction, but also to an increase in mental and physical health problems. Some tips for dealing with a difficult work situation: Recognize the [...]
Extrinsic and Intrinsic Rewards
July 19th, 2010 collegecareerlife Intrinsic and extrinsic rewards should both be considered when choosing a career or deciding to accept a job offer, but special importance should be placed on intrinsic rewards. Intrinsic rewards appeal to one’s values, interests and personality. An intrinsically rewarding job will be satisfying in its own right. Characteristics such as creativity expression, autonomy, and [...]
Jobs for Analytical Types
June 2nd, 2010 collegecareerlife Analytical skills are important for many high demand jobs in a variety of fields. Analytical types enjoy using data and facts to reach a conclusion. If this sounds like you, the following jobs jobs might be a good fit for your personality. Budget Analyst Budget analysts analyze and develop budgets for organizations and government agencies. [...]
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Comments OffCollege Career Transition: Learning from the University Admissions Process
May 31st, 2010 collegecareerlife As most of you remember, the college application and admissions process was one of the more stressful times during high school. It certainly was for me. After I endured the agony of picking schools, writing personal statements, filling out applications, taking standardized tests, and participating in admissions interviews, I felt like I had literally gone [...]
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