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LinkedIn offers many opportunities for students to enhance their intership and job search. LinkedIn Jobs lists internship opportunities worldwide.  LinkedIn Groups and Contacts are opportunites for students to network and develop professional contacts with people with similar career goals and interests. To enhance LinkedIn networking opportunities students must create a detailed professional LinkedIn Profile that

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Yesterday LinkedIn listed 3,587 internship opportunities worldwide. LinkedIn has been greatly expanding its Job Search function, and along with that, it’s Internship search function. Just this week, LinkedIn added new features to make your job search easier. I have career coached many college students who are searching for internships: and I realized that not only

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Change is good in an organization: it keeps the organization vital, current, evolving and always striving for continuous improvement. But the fact is most of us don’t like change. The headlines this week on Marissa Mayer’s decision at Yahoo to bring all home-based workers back in-house highlighted the fact that while many Yahoo employees, commentators,

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As an HR lifer, I wasn’t happy to hear that the newest reality show was a job interview competition. But last Friday night I tuned into The Job, and I was impressed: they dealt with the job interview process in a serious, professional manner and treated the candidates with respect. I also like the The

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I  read a tweet by Guy Kawasaki announcing his new book, APE: Author, Publisher, Entrepreneur – How to Publish a Book, co-authored with Shawn Welch. Because I wrote a self-published book in 2011 and am in the process of writing a 2nd book for release later this year as an e-book – and am frustrated

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Sunday morning at 4am I left Chicago to head to Boynton Beach, Florida, only a few hours after watching Notre Dame survive a 3 overtime scare from the Pitt Panthers. What a game! I arrived in West Palm Beach Airport at 11:30, went to our condo, changed into my ND t-shirt and shorts, and headed

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I’m always excited to provide coaching to mult-cultural individuals. It inspires me to assist them in achieving their professional goals. Whether its a multi-lingual American executive who is hoping to expand their career abroad, a foreign student who aspires to work in the US, or a manager with no real international experience who has just

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