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The importance of marketing your soft skills in the job search

(ARA) - As many Americans continue to search for employment, everyone is looking for ways to make the most of every interview opportunity. Of course, a good resume will reflect your technical training and experience. However, there is more to your overall qualifications than that. Your soft skills are an important part of the whole package.

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Monday 01/02/2012
Advanced degrees can help you climb the business career ladder
Posted: January 02, 2012

It takes a lot of effort to promote yourself in the business world, and pursuing an advanced degree is a great step toward working your way up the career ladder.

Tuesday 12/27/2011
College credit but no degree: The focus is on working adults
Posted: December 27, 2011

(ARA) - If you are a working adult who has accumulated some college credit but haven't earned enough to be awarded a degree, you are not alone. There are at least 54 million people in the nation who fall into this category. To once again put the United States among world leaders whose citizens have college degrees, these "near completers" are receiving increased attention.

Tuesday 11/29/2011
Is a graduate degree in nursing right for you?
Posted: November 29, 2011

The national nursing shortage is looming again, and it is expected to affect all levels of professional nursing. The U.S. Department of Labor expects the demand for nurses to grow by 22 percent by 2018. But the demand surge for nurses also means that current nurses will have more professional opportunities. If you are considering professional advancement, how do you know if a nursing graduate program is right for you?

Thursday 10/20/2011
Is your child packing the right technology for school?
Posted: October 20, 2011

The days when you sent your child off to school with sharpened pencils, ruled paper and a Trapper Keeper are over. Today's kids may be bringing home an entirely different supply list. And you may want to arm your kids with a few extras that are more like essentials.

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Posted: September 20, 2011

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A guide for finding the right online MBA program for you
Posted: September 20, 2011

In this economy, it's not uncommon to hear about job openings attracting hundreds of applicants. If you're in the market for a new job, it goes without saying that anything you can do to make your resume stand out will be to your advantage.

Thursday 08/18/2011
Out of college and unemployed: How to find your first job
Updated: August 26, 2011 - 11:44 am

The euphoria of graduating from college is hard to match - you've spent four years toiling away in classrooms and libraries, and now you've been rewarded with a degree that will take you to the top of the job market. Or will it?

Out of college and unemployed: How to find your first job
Posted: August 18, 2011

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