How to Address Salary Requirements—From Cover Letter to Interview

It’s one of the trickiest moments in any job search: When and how should you talk about your salary requirements? You want to make sure the role aligns with your financial needs before getting too deep into the interview process, …

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Thinking About Quitting? Here Are 9 Good Reasons to Leave a Job

Over time, you might start to wonder if your job is still a good fit for your goals and values. What once seemed like the perfect role may no longer feel quite right. Perhaps the company is heading in a …

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Job-specific Skills: Examples and How to Highlight Them in Your Resume

Job-specific skills are more than just buzzwords on a job description—they demonstrate your ability to handle day-to-day responsibilities. Employers expect you to have these skills (or be ready to learn them) to thrive in the role. But how can you …

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T14 Law Schools: Acceptance Rates & Class Profiles

Law is a highly competitive and rigorous field of study, and acceptance into one of the top-ranked institutions can be incredibly challenging. This is why knowing the acceptance rates and class profiles of each of these prestigious T14 law schools …

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What Is Cognitive Overload at Work and How to Manage It

Cognitive overload happens when we try to process more information than our minds can comfortably handle, leading to confusion, stress, and a noticeable drop in productivity. The concept comes from educational psychology, and was originally used to identify situations where …

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How to negotiate your starting salary and other compensation | From Dorms to Desks Podcast | ep4

Main Themes:

Negotiation is Expected: Employers anticipate some negotiation and view it as a sign of confidence and self-worth. Failing to negotiate can lead to being underpaid and signal a lack of advocacy skills.
Preparation is Key: Thorough research on …

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Should veterans hide that status from employers when job hunting?

For student veterans entering the civilian workforce, the job search process can be both exciting and challenging. Veterans bring a unique set of skills, experiences, and perspectives to the table, but they may also face uncertainty about how or whether …

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How to get a job if you have a felony, misdemeanor, or other criminal record | From Dorms to Desks Podcast | ep5

The Challenge:

Prevalence of criminal records: A significant number of students and graduates have criminal records, with an estimated 4% having felony convictions.
Employer Reluctance: Many employers are hesitant to hire individuals with criminal histories, making the job search particularly …

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Quiet Firing: 7 Signs to Recognize and How to Deal With It

Have you ever felt like your boss is intentionally keeping you out of the loop, assigning you less challenging projects, or maybe even excluding you from meetings you once attended? If this sounds familiar, you may be experiencing something known …

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What Can You Do With Good Credit Score

What can you do with good credit? More than you might imagine. With a strong credit score, you can access a variety of benefits and financial opportunities that make managing your money much easier.

From getting approved for mortgages with …

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