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Top 5 Most Recent MSN Articles- Tech Industry Searching for Girls Gone GeekMattel recently conducted an online poll asking girls everywhere to choose Barbie's next occupation from the following choices -- surgeon, architect, news anchor, environmentalist and computer engineer.The overwhelming choice among the girls was news anchor. But adults in the blogosphere, on Twitter and Facebook launched their own campaign for compute […]
- The Benefits of Part-time JobsPart-time jobs are all around us, yet few people think about them. In all the talk of the economy and layoffs, part-time work gets ignored. Conversations concerning jobs rarely take into account people who don't work a standard 40-hour work week.The definition of a part-time worker, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, is anyone who works betw […]
- Why Are Internships So Important?You're a recent college graduate with a killer cover letter, a stellar grade point average and glowing recommendations. But if one important item is missing from your résumé, good luck trying to get a position at The McTigue Financial Group in Chicago.You need an internship.This network office of Northwestern Mutual turns to its highly competitive int […]
- Why Do They Ask That in an Interview?Going into a job interview is difficult enough, but trying to figure out the meaning behind some questions just adds to the anxiety of job-hunting.Sometimes seemingly simply questions will have a hidden agenda, but more often than not, the interviewer is trying to gauge your true interest in the company and what value you can bring to its work force.If ask […]
- What We Do When the Boss Isn't Looking"When the cat's away, the mice will play," is a term most people can relate to. When the manager is gone -- be it on vacation or just away from her desk -- some employees act like a teenager whose parents are out of town.They sneak out early or come in late. They chitchat with co-workers more frequently, usually about nonwork-related things […]
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