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Is AI Breaking Entry-Level Jobs? |
It's not your imagination: Entry-level jobs are changing, but there's a path forward. Here's how to adapt, stand out, and build a meaningful career in the age of AI. |
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How To Talk More Better in Working |
Tired of confusing, vague conversations? Fed up with decoding others' cryptic instructions? Save your breath. Your career. Maybe even your sanity. Use these proven tactics to have more meaningful work conversations and get ahead. |
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Too Busy for Breakfast? Think Again: Prep-Ahead Ideas To Power Your Morning (And Your Career) |
Your brain, body and mood need fuel. These make-ahead breakfast options help you stay sharp, energized and ready to take on your workday.
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Ideal for tough or surprise interview questions, use the HIRE answer framework to stay calm, organized and confident in your answers.
1. H – Hook
Begin with a confident, positive opening that directly addresses the question. Avoid filler phrases like "That's a good question." Examples: "I'm glad you asked that," or "Yes, I do." 2. I – Inspire
Clearly state your main message or key point. Deliver it with conviction to convey confidence. Example: "I have the experience you are looking for." 3. R – Reinforce
Support your main message with 2–4 specific examples, reasons or proof points. Choose a structure that best fits your message: reasons, evidence, situations or chronological steps. 4. E – Engage
Conclude with a forward-looking statement that expresses enthusiasm and readiness. Examples: "I look forward to the possibility of fulfilling this role," or "I am excited by the challenges this role represents and am confident I will be able to meet them." |
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