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Tips From the Experts: Interviewees & New Workers
This is one of those rare posts that could apply equally well to librarianship or science. Clearing out my documents folder I came across this list of links I referred to in my job search, and as I began my … Continue reading
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Tagged Advice, employees, first impressions, interviewing, jobs, Librarians, links, science
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New Employees and Employers
The new school year also heralds the beginning of new jobs and there are a few things I’d like people to consider. For Employees- If you are unsure how to dress for your new job be more formal, a slacks … Continue reading
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Tagged employees, employers, ethics, first impressions, respect, work
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