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reesecraig
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6h ago
Why does nobody talk about rehearsing the answer when your boss asks what you want to do next
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ivangrant
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1d ago
Spent $50 on a mock interview session and it got me my first offer
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elizabeth102
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3d ago
Rant: my old boss at the print shop in Toledo gave me advice 6 months late and it still stung
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the_mia
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3d ago
My boss asked me to present the quarterly numbers on 2 hours notice and I blanked on slide 3
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noahhernandez
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3d ago
I stopped asking for feedback on my resume and started asking people to find one thing they'd cut, and it works way better
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rosek73
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6d ago
Disagree: chasing a promotion at 26 was a bad move and my Monday review at the Tacoma office proved it
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hannahs71
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7d ago
My boss mentioned a number in passing and it changed how I plan my whole career
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theagarcia
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11d ago
Took a $2 pay cut to leave night shifts for day shifts and I'm still not sure if that was dumb
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jade47
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11d ago
A recruiter at a job fair in Columbus asked me why I even bothered applying if I wasn't "excited"
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umab86
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11d ago
Appreciation post: hit 200 job apps this year and got exactly 3 callbacks
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beth_hunt
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11d ago
Almost walked out of a job interview when they said "we work hard and play hard," but the offer was actually solid
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seanperry
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12d ago
Serious question: why do people treat the first salary number like it's carved in stone?
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eric540
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13d ago
My old boss at the clinic pulled me aside after 2 weeks and said my notes were too vague, here is what I changed
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nora_wells58
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13d ago
Hiring manager at a Denver job fair said they toss resumes with more than 2 jobs in 5 years
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the_hannah
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17d ago
Hot take: my mentor's 'always counter the first offer' rule cost me a $9k raise in Denver
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