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Selected stories, tips and guides for the career minded job seeker: • 10 Tips for an Effective Resume Preparing a resume that makes an impact doesn't have to be that hard. • The Right Attitude Your attitude is one of the most important things that employers consider. • What is a Resume? A resume is your opportunity to tell the world who you are, and sell yourself to an employer, in one or two pages. • Basic Courtesy Goes a Long Way When you answer the phone at work or meet customers, you represent your employer. Guide to Tommorow's Jobs Making informed career decisions requires reliable information about opportunities in the future. Opportunities result from the relationships between the population, labor force, and the demand for goods and services » Population » Labor Force » Education & Training » Employment » Industry » Occupation » Total Job Openings More Articles and Tips »

Monthly career horoscope for people celebrating their birthday today: There are good offers. There are great offers. There are lousy offers. There are great offers that look lousy at first glance. There are good offers that look great at first glance. There are great offers that just look so-so. And, of course, there are lousy offers that look fantastic, on the surface. Beware on the 1st. That offer that you're getting might not be quite as good as it seems. So wait for all the details before you even consider signing. Peace, calm, quiet: That's what you're after on the 4th and 5th. What to do? Actively cultivate those qualities and you're more likely to get them. Workout, workout, workout. A little bit every day will make everything easier, smoother and better. Why not get started on the 9th? Keep it up n the 10th? Surf the web and look for companies in your market in far off lands on the 15th. Do your best to decode foreign-language websites. What's their approach? Maybe you could borrow some ideas. A surprise at work turns out to be a good thing on the 20th. Something new develops on the 25th -- and you like how it looks! Talk to your team on the 30th. • Aquarius • Pisces • Aries • Taurus • Gemini • Cancer • Leo • Virgo • Libra • Scorpio • Sagittarius • Capricorn Free Monthly Cancer Careers Horoscope by Astrology.com. More Horoscopes »