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Why You Should Ditch Your Day Job for Your Dream Job
If working for someone else isn't making you as happy as you expected, it might be time to quit your 9-to-5 and start your own business.
Get the Salary You Deserve by Building Up Your Credibility
Once you know how to earn credibility in a job environment, you can ask for - and earn - the money you deserve.
Preparing for Showtime: The Job Interview
Learn how to properly prepare for a job interview and perform well as you interview for new jobs.
Why You Need to Start Dating Jobs
The only way to find the career path that's the best fit for you is to date around. We'll show you how to make the most of your job dates.
How To Pinpoint Where To Make Career Moves and Changes
Ask yourself these 8 questions to determine what issues you need to fix in order to revamp your career.
9 Books To Help You Reignite Your Career
These books from Entrepreneur Press can help you navigate the world of work.
The 9-Step Quick Guide to Rehabbing Your Career
If you feel stuck in a job you've outgrown -- or never really wanted -- these 9 tips can help you get unstuck and find work you love.
Why Mentors Are More Important Now Than Ever
This is why a mentor should be one of your most important business relationships.
How to Provide Valuable Career Experience to Your Interns
For those new in their careers, internships are a vital launching pad, and the guidance from a mentor can improve their chances of landing a job.
Smart Tips for Setting the Pace at Your New Job
You may not be the boss, but you are in charge of just how quickly you assimilate and how much work you take on in the early days of a new job. Find out how to do it right.
How to Fearlessly – But Softly – Break Up with Your Job
Once you know a job isn't right for you, it's time to move on to the next better position. Here's how to leave your place of employment without burning any bridges.
How to Work the Room Like a Network Hustler
Learning to be a networking go-getter is easy if you follow this advice from a networking pro.