1999 Features
12/28/99 - Negotiate a Job Offer
12/21/99 - For Y2K (or For You 2 Know)
12/14/99 - Interviewing Potential Employees
12/07/99 - Gift Giving Guide
11/30/99 - Elder Care Harmful to Your Career
11/16/99 - A Career Crossroads: Returning to Work
11/2/99 - When Should You Leave Your Job?
10/19/99 - Surviving a Business Conference
10/05/99 - Read All About It: Keeping Up With Headlines Good For Your Career
09/21/99 - Careers in International Relations
09/07/99 - Oh, I'm So Mad: Resolving Anger at Work
08/24/99 - A Career Crossroads: Working While Raising Your Family
08/10/99 - How to Deal With the Unexpected (or Just Another Day at the Office)
07/27/99 - A Career Crossroads: Taking Time Off to Raise Your Family
07/13/99 - Careers in Publishing
06/29/99 - Putting Together an ASCII Resume
06/15/99 - Job Sharing
06/01/99
- Your First Job: Making a Good Impression
05/17/99
- The Career Planning Process
05/04/99
- Careers in the Sports Industry
04/20/99
- Careers in the Performing Arts
04/06/99
- Coming Out At Work
03/23/99
- Computer Literacy: An Important Skill
03/09/99
- The Cutting Edge: Culinary Careers
02/23/99
- Effective Writing: An Important Skill
02/09/99 - Retired: What Should I
Do Now?
01/26/99 - Informational
Interviews
01/12/99 - Careers in Health Care
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Find out how to get what you're worth.
What skills will you need to succeed in the new millenium?
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Career Planning books to give as gifts.
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The third in a series. Making the transition from stay-at-home parent to working parent? Here's help.
Should you quit for more money, or because you simply hate your job?
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Majoring in international relations? Links to educational, occupational, and employment information. Includes job listings.
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The second in a series for parents deciding whether to stay at home or return to work. This installment focuses on those who choose to return to work.
Tips to help you deal with crises at work.
The first in a series for parents deciding whether to stay at home or return to work. This installment focuses on those who choose the former.
Are you thinking about a career as a writer or editor? Links to occupational information, associations, publications, and job listings.
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The transition from school to your first job can be difficult. Learn how to make it a smooth one.
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Links to occupational information, organizations, publications, and job listings for those thinking of working in the sports industry.
Are you thinking about a career as a performing artist? Links to occupational information, education and training information, associations, publications, and job listings.
Should you tell your employer and co-workers you are gay? Here are some resources to help you decide.
Why you need to have basic computer skills and how you can get them.
Find out more about a career in culinary arts.
Learn how to fine-tune your writing.
Explore the options available during retirement.
Get the facts on this valuable career exploration tool.
Learn about careers in health care, including descriptions,
education, and salaries.
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