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Lululemon hunting for eccentric hippie-chic CEO
Can you hold a headstand for at least 10 minutes, communicate in Sanskrit and down both wheatgrass and tequila shots on Fridays? That's what LuluLemon is looking for in their new CEO.
Resume must-haves for a job in Boston tech
Tech job skills have always been in-demand among Boston area employers. Here are 10 tips for resumes that make your tech experience shine.
Inside the Hive
Hubspot offers big bucks for referrals
Do you have a geek's name in your Rolodex? The Cambridge-based start-up Hubspot is upping its referral bonus to a whopping $30,000.
9 tips to a great phone interview
Are you less confident about making a good impression during phone interviews? Here are some tips.
Are thank-you notes too old-fashioned?
Etiquette from yesteryear demanded a thank-you note for each gift and interview to avoid offending someone. But does that still matter?
The wrong ways to network
Avoid these five missteps while you're trying to expand your professional circle.
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Conquer these job search fears
Here are seven job search fears to conquer this summer from Glassdoor.
Presenting weaknesses in an interview
Interviewers want to know that you are able to identify your own weaknesses because it implies an ability for introspection.
Taking the plunge from contract to permanent
Get to know the company and anticipate how they are going to react when you ask about permanent work.
7 bad habits that secretly drive your coworkers crazy
You may not realize it, but there’s a good chance you’re doing at least one thing that drives your coworkers nuts.
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Acoustical engineer talks noise control
Solving a noise or vibration problem often requires detective skills to track down the culprit, according to acoustical engineer Herb Singleton.
20 hot jobs in Massachusetts
These 20 picks in four relatively strong industries will hire more than 100,000 new workers in the state by the end of this decade.
Most, least stressful jobs of 2013
CareerCast looked at 11 factors, like deadlines, growth potential, and competitiveness, to determine stress levels.
Job candidates' biggest interview blunders
Job interviews can be very stressful, especially when you know you’re up against tens or hundreds of other candidates.
E-trails of trouble
For many job-seeking college seniors, cleaning up their online persona has become a must. And it's not just their own posts they must vet, but others' as well.
Job interviews are stressful, and many people don't always make the best choices while in one. Here’s a round-up of the biggest mistakes job seekers can make during an interview.
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- How to convey positive attributes to employers
The resume, rethought
With the explosion of social and mobile media that connect people with text, sound, photos, and video, multimedia resumes could be the wave of the future.
Innovation Economy
Boston’s Most Wanted: Workers that employers are fighting to hire
It’s great to be one of Boston’s Most Wanted ... and not so great to try to hire one of them, as many companies in the technology, life sciences, and health care fields are well aware.
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It pays to be in these jobs in 2013
Select positions in the creative and information technology fields likely will see a nice bump up, as companies expand their digital footprints online.
High-paying jobs where you can make a difference
Each job pays more than $52,000 per year and requires no more than a master’s degree. Many are in health care and nonprofit work.
How to rehearse for an interview
Instead of winging it, or relying solely on your professional skill set, you should stage a rehearsal for your next job interview.
Positively, a great state to work
Organizational healthiness was a key factor for the employees who participated in this year's survey.
- Special Section 2012 Top Places to Work
The worst workplace jargon
Check out some of the workplace metaphors and expressions our readers submitted.
Most overrated and underrated jobs
Some alluring jobs come with high stress levels, poor employment outlooks, and high physical demands.
