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New Grads

Don’t Graduate From College Cheap

January 7, 2009

Times are tough, many employers are hiring less staff, some employers are cutting back on staff, and you probably have a decent amount of student debt that you need to pay off. Yet when hunting for the perfect first job you should still NOT be cheap.
It’s easy to let the stress of student debt force [...]

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Diversification is Dangerous

December 10, 2008

Would you rather be good at many things or the best at one thing?
Everyone has heard about all the hype over diversification, but is it really the ideal way to go? When it comes to new grads, diversification is dangerous. This is for a variety of reasons, mainly because it is rare that a company [...]

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New Grads New to Tough Economic Times

December 3, 2008

Now that you are done with school and in the work force, it is time to shift into cruise control?

Unfortunately this statement could have been true during an economic boom, but the recent economic bust proves the statement wrong. The volatile economic state right now will have many new faces in the work force scratching [...]

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Finding The Perfect First Job

November 28, 2008

Schools done and now you are going to be rich? Think again. All of those hours spent in the library, all of those all nighters, the excessive weight gains and weight losses, all of the parties missed to study for an exam, and all of those expensive text books will be beneficial- just not right [...]

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Career Planning After Your College Graduation

November 17, 2008

Now that you have completed a program in the field of your choosing (whether it be trade school, University, or College) it is time to make tons of money and live life up.
Many people will read that statement and agreed whole heartedly with it. I am not saying that you should not celebrate your accomplishments [...]

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