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10 Ways to Kick Job Hunt Stress in the Butt and Practice Self-Care

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No matter where you are in your career, job hunting can be a lot. You could be a big CMO calculating your next, mammoth career move, a recent grad hunting for your first gig, a layoff survivor, or anywhere in between, it places pressure on us, albeit for different reasons.
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6 Job Hunt Strategies You Need to Implement Now

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It'ss easy to get overwhelmed by the amount of information out there when it comes to the job hunt. Check out our tips that will help you in your current job search.

Interview Tips from a Campus Recruiter that will Land You Your First Job

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FindSpark employer, TEKsystems shares tips straight from a recruiter on how to bat it out of the park on your first interview.

How to Achieve Success in a Sales Career as Told by a Training Manager at Yelp

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Meet Yelp at our free professional development and recruitment event, Rising Closers: A Sales Career Summit on Saturday, November 3rd in NYC! Learn more and get your application: findspark.com/risingclosers
Check out the latest openings at Yelp on the FindSpark job board here.
 
Kaivona Parker is an Associate Sales Training Manager

How to Land a Job by Using Your Resume and Cover Letter to Tell Your Story

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The job hunt is overwhelming — and you're not alone. Although there's no blueprint for landing a job, there are things you can do to better set yourself up to stand out to recruiters and find a job that suits you.

How to Answer The Most Important Interview Questions as Told by a Recruiter

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Congrats! You’ve made it through an online job application and you’re on to the next stage of the process: the interview. This is your chance to give more context and showcase your confidence in why you’re a great fit for the role.
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7 Companies with Amazing Culture, Hiring Tons of Entry & Mid-Level Pros Now

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Combing through job boards takes hours of your time and can leave you feeling burned out and pretty discouraged.
Landing your dream job is just as much about the finesse you put into your resume, cover letter, and interview, as it is about knowing what roles and companies to spend