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From Marc Cenedella
November 16, 2009
Marc Cenedella

Enlightened employers know that older workers bring wisdom, maturity, and experience to the table, but too often, it seems, that doesn't translate into a level playing field in the interview.

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A Master Resume Helps Target Multiple Roles
November 16, 2009
By Irene Marshall
You’ve worn many hats — which explains why you’re interested in many positions. To avoid a dozen versions of your resume, consider a master resume like this month’s Does Your Resume Stink? contest winner.
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When to Decline an Offer
November 9, 2009
By Dan Coughlin
Your career is as driven by what you say “no” to as it is by what you agree to. Find out who you are, and who you aren’t in this self-assessment.
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Sell Yourself the Steve Jobs Way
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By Carmine Gallo
The Apple CEO is a master of marketing. Use his techniques to polish your personal brand.
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How to Stop Missing Out on Opportunities
October 19, 2009
By M.J. Ryan
It all starts with your imagination. Think through more than one method for every action you take. When you think in multiples, you step out of your comfort zone and into new opportunities.
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“How Are You Today?” — The Top Seven Interview Answers
September 28, 2009
By Scott Ginsberg
The first words out of your mouth in an interview are to answer this cliché. Use this opportunity to be memorable — not just “fine,” or “good, thank you.”
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The Power of Personal Branding
November 1, 2004
By Louise Fletcher

Can you articulate, in 20 words or less, what makes you uniquely valuable to potential employers? If you're shaking your head, you're not alone: most executives struggle to express what makes them special.

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