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Interview With Confidence: Five Things Not To Say In A Job Interview

When I recruited, I always wanted candidates to do well in job interviews because then my searches would be done faster! Yet, candidates get all worked up over job interviews and sabotage themselves with self-denigrating remarks and weak statements. The recruiter wants to like you. Help them like you! Here are five confidence-killers to avoid:

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21 Things You Should Do On Your First Day Of Work

Though that first day at your new job may be stressful, it's important to channel your nervous energy and start things off on the right foot.

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Life in Saudi Arabia: Myths vs. Realities

When speaking about Saudi Arabia, many have misconceptions about what the Kingdom is all about. Saudi Arabia is a country full or heritage and culture, and everyone is well aware of that. However, with every country comes a list of misconceptions and myths that speak far from reality. Here's a list of the top 5 myths about the glorious Kingdom.

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5 Great Reasons To Work Abroad

More than a bucket list item--take your job around the world!

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Five steps to take when you didn't get the job

I'm very discouraged. I came in as a runner-up for a great job I applied for. I had two interviews but I didn't make it to the third and final round. Should I just chalk up this disappointment to life learning and move on? I feel like maybe I'm not interviewing that well or I'm doing something else wrong. That job was not the right job for you, at least not at this momen...

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New Job Jitters? Just Relax

Q: After being out of work for quite a while, I'm happy to say that I'm starting a new job. But I'm concerned about getting back into the routine smoothly. What can I do to have a successful transition? A: Pay attention to your new environment, and keep the other aspects of your life as stable as possible.

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5 Good things everyone ought to know about working abroad

Have you ever been in a headquarter based meeting when someone says, “This marketing campaign will be impossible to localize in China?” Or when a product manager says to her engineering team, “This product schedule will miss Diwali in South Asia.” One may presume that these comments are from people who originally came from those respective regions but that is not always ...

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The 6 biggest challenges of getting a job abroad and how to overcome them

Attaining a job across the sea comes with numerous challenges that author Maria Lamp attempts to cover in her article. These challenges include competition, silent recruiters, biases and several other variables. Lamps insight proves intriguing for numerous reasons as she keeps the reader engaged and keeps the content relevant throughout.

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What can you learn from a culture of consistent excellence

Returning recently from an international trip to Japan provided a stark contrast of culture shock that has left me reflecting on brand consistency and customer service. American-based brands, my own included, can learn a great deal from the traditions and culture of Japan that apply to many aspects of business but especially to brand consistency and customer service. Here are three principle...

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How to spread an excellent idea

Bob Sutton, who wrote perhaps the only business book with a title a family newspaper cannot reprint, The No A**hole Rule, has gone decidedly more tame with his latest work. Scaling Up Excellence, released Feb. 4, is the Stanford professor's look at the challenge of sharing good practices, growing new business lines and scaling the size of a successful startup. Co-authored by Hayagreeva &quo...

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