Figuring out what you want to do with your career can be stressful at any age. But if you change the question you ask yourself about your next steps, you may be surprised at how simple the process becomes. Reposted from: Forbes.com
If you believe the hiring process is fair, linear, objective and logical, you may be in for a rude awakening. The current process is broken, and once job seekers learn the flaws, you’ll be better equipped to proactively create a job search strategy that works! Reposted from: Forbes.com
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