Career Advice Archives - Page 28 of 33

By Liz Hine • Mar 25,2013 Career Advice

Become More Proactive in Your Job Search

Job searches can be challenging. At the Center for Shared Services, we hope that we can be a resource to help you become more proactive and effective in your job...

By Scott Hamilton • Mar 13,2013 Career Advice

Delivery Secrets for Public Speaking

Many books on public speaking have a very simple test as a key to a successful speech: Tell them what you are going to say, say it, and then remind...

By AF Editors • Mar 07,2013 Career Advice

Brush Up On Email Etiquette

It’s never too late to brush up on your email etiquette. Here are a few pointers. 1. Use the cc, bcc, and reply all functions appropriately. There is nothing worse...

By Kristina Burroughs • Mar 01,2013 Career Advice

Mistakes are Often the Best Teacher

Everyone has made a mistake or two when it comes to navigating the career landscape: landing the job, interviewing, negotiating salary, or even deciding whether to take an opportunity or...

By Eric Alston and Isaac Morehouse • Jan 15,2013 Career Advice

Degrees for a Policy Career: Undergraduate

There is no simple way to determine what level and type of degree is best for you and your budding policy career. Don’t fret; you don’t have to have the...

By AF Editors • Dec 28,2012 Career Advice

2012 AF Top Ten

Here are the most popular articles from America’s Future in 2012: 1. Cover Letters and First Dates by Claire Kittle “Hey there, hot stuff. We should go out. I’m smart,...