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7 Deadly Sins of a Job Search

Filed under Job Hunting
Posted by Libraries, June 20, 2008
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7 Deadly Sins of a Job Search From Boston.com June 4, 2008

Everyone makes small mistakes during their job search such as missing a typo or not sending a thank you note. This gallery has compiled photos and advice from Boston career coaches to helps job seekers avoid the seven biggest mistakes job search mistakes they can make – such as not networking enough, discussing salary before there is a job offer, and talking too much during an interview. These mistakes are easy to avoid. Being prepared to prevent these errors will help you to make your job search an easier, more comfortable process. Be sure to also check out the discussion board where Boston area employers and job seekers share their own ideas and advice.

Want more job seeking advice? See the CRL’s Career Exploration and Job Hunting Online online research guides and book sections.

blogged by Deborah Borsuk