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	from Alison Doyle I've heard from more than a few job seekers who were in a panic after inadvertently emailing their resume to their boss, instead of a prospective employer - ouch!
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Don't Get Caught Job Searching at Work Here's how to handle it when your boss catches you job searching. In the future, you'll need to job search a little more carefully - some stealth job hunting may be in order.              More Topics Part Time Jobs / Hourly Jobs Resumes References, Recommendations and Background Checks Salary / Benefits / Legal Job Search for Teens, Students and College Grads Sample Letters/CVs/Resumes Interview Questions / Answers Job Scams and How to Avoid Them One of the questions I get asked most often is how to tell whether a job posting is a scam or a real job. That's a good question. ...read more   Do You Have a Favorite Job Site? I read an article the other day that said that most job seekers have a favorite job site and they typically stick with it when they are job...read more     Sponsored Links   Top Picks - Job Search Letter Books  from your  Job Searching  Guide Writing job search letters is hard, even for people with lots of practice. It's always helpful to review sample cover letters, networking letters, follow-up letters, thank you letters, and other job search correspondence. Here are a selection of books that provide a variety of letter samples, along with guidelines for successful employment-related letter writing. 1) Cover Letters for Dummies This book takes the mystery out of composing winning cover letters. There's advice on what you should say, how you should say it, what the letter should look like, and what kind of paper it should be printed on. 2) 200 Letters for Job Seekers This book has letters for every step of the job search - from sending out your resume to following-up after the interview. 3) Cover Letter Magic This book has a variety of samples, pros and cons of different types of letters, as well as what to say based on the specific situation you're writing about.   Boo! Have a Spooktacular Halloween Find easy ways to make your Halloween unforgettable -- thrilling DIY decorations, frighteningly delicious recipes, and budget-savvy costume ideas for every age.

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