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It’s one of the most important ways you can create career stability, by being who you are and connecting with people who like you for who you are. Your blog is a career-management dream-come-true. " That's true– if the primary purpose of your blog is building a professional network to advance your career.
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It used to be that people who had “good careers” did not have to worry about being unemployed. The other thing is that handling tough career conversations with your family actually improves your career overall. Her career advice appears in more than 200 newspapers. Remember that most people have empathy. Yes, that is it.
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