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I’ve rounded up posts on different topics that I believe are important to share! If you are following me on Twitter (@CareerSherpa), you may have seen me share these posts this week. In reality, I realize that many are still not on Twitter and may have missed this advice I shared from others. Or perhaps I overwhelmed you with my regular updates and you missed some of these. In either case, hope these help you.
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Interviewing
The 10 Best Interview Questions to Ask from Yahoo by Alison Green
Personal Branding
25 Personal Branding Tips You Can Do In 5 Minutes from JobMob by Jacob Share (@JacobShare)
Job Search
#HFChat Transcript from May 4, 2012 by Tom Bolt (@TomBolt) and HRMargo (@HRMargo) and many others!!!
The fast-moving live version is a lot of fun, but you can see the transcript. This was the topic: “What Are Some Best Practices for a Tech Job Seeker?” The guests were from Intuit and it was hosted by Dice!
Self Leadership/Confidence
Never Let Others Define You. Never. by Ted Coine (@TedCoine) from Switch and Shift
Feeling Stuck? 5 Questions to Ask from LeadBig by Jane Purdue (@TheHRGoddess)
Networking
How to Connect When You Can’t Use Your Network from Job-Hunt.org by Kathy Simmons
When It Comes to Networking, Farmers Will Always Beat Hunters From Entrepreneur
Resumes
What Recruiters Look At During The 6 Seconds They Spend On Your Resume from Business Insider
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