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The owners of a public relations firm share advice for job candidates.
The author is trying new approaches to finding full-time employment. So far, they’ve seemed to help—and she wants to share them with you.
The author, who owns a PR agency, recently went through the hiring process and came away with this advice for Generation Y job-seekers.
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With research, planning, and evaluation, your job interview is a lot like a PR campaign.
The recruiting game has changed, as have the rules for jobseekers. Here are seven particularly antiquated notions to scrap.
Here’s a look at the important steps of the process, from building your résumé to nailing your interviews.
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Finding your foothold in the PR industry can be daunting but with these tips, you’ll be prepared for any opportunity that comes your way.
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