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Five Money Management Rules Every Recent College Graduate Should Follow
You've graduated and the world is yours. There's no better time to organize your finances and put your best foot forward. Follow these steps and you'll be on the path to a financially sound future.
No Work History? No Problem!
It's an age - old quandary: You can't get a job if you don't have experience, and you can't get experience if you don't have a job.
Or can you?
Should I Stay or Should I Go?: The Pros and Cons of Job-Hopping
Sometime after landing your dream job, you might find out that the dream isn't as pleasant as it sounded during the interview, or you just may not be the right "fit." In that case, you may find yourself looking for another job not long after beginning the first.
Two Degrees or Not Two Degrees?
That is the question. Going back for post-graduate studies is a tricky decision - especially after you've spent a few years in the workforce earning some decent money. Will you have to leave your full-time job?
How to Find the Best Internship
All internships are not created equal. Since a great internship can lead to a promising full-time career, it's important not to squander the opportunity.
Seven Steps to Telecommuting Success
Want to be one of the 30 million US workers who telecommute on a regular basis?
Starting Salary Survey Says…
Once the mortarboard comes to earth and the hangover clears up, it's time for you, College Graduate, to hit the bricks and earn your own keep. But where to start?
Working and Personal Internet Use: How Much Time Is Too Much Time?
You've landed your first "real" job and you're excited to begin. But you're probably wondering if you can take your beloved non-work companions with you: your IM, your e-mail, and your Internet. It's unlikely that your new employer will crack down and ban all non-work related Internet usage-the people have spoken, and they demand their Internet access, even while at work. But how much is too much?
