Job Search & Career

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Job Journal July 18, 2004	Being Bilingual Translates into More Opportunity English language skills are extremely important. But the ability to be bilingual offers opportunities that never before existed, and those with that extra dexterity are already ahead.
Job Journal July 18, 2004 Marty Nemko	Quick Fix: So You're Not Perfect When asked in an interview why you left your previous job, it might be better to simply tell the truth. Sidestepping your shortcomings might hurt in the end.
BusinessWeek July 26, 2004 Peter Coy	Another Look At Those Job Numbers The figures show that the U.S. economy created more high-paying jobs than low-paying jobs in the year that ended in June.
Job Journal July 11, 2004	Quick & Affordable Career Training Offers Jobs with Class Public institutions, such as a local adult school or community college, can provide convenient, affordable and worthwhile career training that leads to gainful employment keyed to the local job market.
InternetNews July 9, 2004 Angela Doody	IT Jobs Slowly Grow, Wages 'Still Settling' As the economy slowly improves, the demand for IT jobs -- particularly security jobs -- is on the upswing.
Job Journal July 4, 2004 Rich Heintz	The Pay After Tomorrow Like the tiny cracks that signaled a major Arctic meltdown brought on by global warming in this season's sci-fi thriller, The Day After Tomorrow, warning signs are starting to herald the onslaught of a labor shortage.
Job Journal July 4, 2004 Julia Hollister	Go to Work for America The federal government is expanding payrolls in a wide variety of departments, from tax-law enforcement to environmental protection. Check out the web links for a good place to begin your job search.
Job Journal July 4, 2004 Bob Rosner	Working Wounded: Too Good To Be Hired? Extensive experience makes workers expensive to employ.
Fast Company July 2004 Shasha Dai	MBA Summer Blues You are a newly minted MBA. You don't have a job. You are not alone. Here's what you should do.
HBS Working Knowledge July 5, 2004 Martha Lagace	How Computers Are Changing Your Career(s) Which jobs have a future, which will evaporate under the onrush of technology? Will you have a career path next year? A Q&A with the authors of "The New Division of Labor: How Computers Are Creating the Next Job Market."
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