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Most professionals have experienced at least one cringe-inducing moment after they’ve hit “send,” a new survey suggests. Nearly eight in 10 advertising and marketing executives polled confess they’ve made a mistake when sending e-mail. When asked to name the worst snafu they or others they know have made on the job, the responses ranged from [...]

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If you are searching for a job or applying to a college or even just hoping to keep the job you have you should be very careful what you say and post online. Four out of five recruiters regularly run web searches to screen job applicants. Potential employers and colleges may find your online profile and make judgment calls based on what they discover. With all of the innovative websites popping up it’s getting easier than ever to screen students and candidates online.

What most job-seekers (during recessions and economic booms alike) don’t realize is that applying for jobs is a marketing problem. The best jobs aren’t won by filling your resume with cliches and business buzzwords