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Veterans find jobs, and new mission, in clean tech
When military veterans search for jobs, they often want more than a paycheck. Many say they look for rewarding work and a team of dedicated people focused on a common mission. With the war in Iraq officially over and the American presence in Afghanis
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Holidays are a good time to develop job contacts
Contrary to popular belief, the holiday months of November and December are an excellent time to develop and leverage new contacts for a job search. Ford R. Myers, career coach, speaker and author of "Get The Job You Want, Even When No One's Hiring,"
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Laid off? Vent, if you must, but get busy quickly
The best tips for rebounding from a layoff? You can cry, kick the wastebasket, or whatever it takes to relieve the stress. Go apply for unemployment compensation -- then get serious. Take the following advice from Dave Sanford, an executive vice pr
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City with a vision
SALEM -- In 2007, the city held a public meeting on what sounded like a boring, academic subject: "Downtown Salem Retail Market Study: Strategy and Action Plan." Consultant Karl Seidman laid out the findings of his report, one of the first detailed l
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Small Business Saturday earns rave reviews
BEVERLY -- For the past three years, Casa de Moda, a gifts and jewelry store on Cabot Street, has taken part in Small Business Saturday, and the owners say they have seen the benefits of the promotion. Each year, more people participate in the nation
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Veterans find jobs, and new mission, in clean tech
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