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Patty Buchek, assistant dean for MBA Career Curricula at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business, explains why informational interviewing is one of her very favorite career management tools and how to do it well. Read more
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Top posts from last month included tips for manager search and selection, word of wisdom from a veteran small-cap investor, and advice on how to help your clients avoid “financially dysfunctional behavior.” Read more
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Robert A. G. Monks, a pioneer of corporate governance, shares his picks for the best learning resources. Read more
5 Comments A new year always affords us a great opportunity to review the documents we use to market ourselves, such as a resume or CV. This interview with professional resume writer Jared Redick provides some powerful tips for improving one’s resume. Read more
4 Comments Leadership and branding coach Simon Vetter shares insights on personal branding. A strong, positive personal brand is necessary to distinguish yourself and your career in today’s world of work. Read more
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Seasoned sales and communication coach Paul Donehue argues that persuasion is much more powerful (and effective) than a command approach. Read more
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Top posts from last month included a roundup of research on how US presidential elections affect the markets, some suggestions for alternatives to the risk-free rate, and a look at the future of bond markets. Read more
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Rodney N. Sullivan, CFA, editor of the Financial Analysts Journal, cautions investors against trying to time the market against presidential cycles. Read more
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Miriam Salpeter, author of Social Networking for Career Success, explains the importance of social media as a channel to enhance your professional reputation and to become known as a thought leader in your field. She offers practical advice and instruction on how to leverage specific functionality that can help you brand and differentiate yourself. Read more
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