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5 Tips for Starting a New Job Remotely

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Be helpful.

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Yes, You Do Need to Start Applying for Internships This Early

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But, you can contact the recruiter once a week with a message such as, "I just saw this amazing article on industry trends and thought you might find it interesting." You also can send updates (that are relevant) to the recruiter, such as writing an article for a campus journal on a subject of interest.

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5 Ways to Clean Up Your Social Media Presence

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Post links to industry-appropriate articles on Twitter and share well-written content on Facebook. Now is the time to start putting more positive and helpful content under your name. Post blog content that offers helpful hints or insights about your industry.

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Why It's a Great Time to Explore New Career Paths

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Read current news stories or industry trend articles to see how others view the industry or company. If you're going to explore new opportunities, make sure you're headed in a direction that holds promise and not one where the employer is considered a dead-end career choice. Don't do anything illegal, of course.

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The Greatest Gift to Give Workers This Year

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The cofounder of Fast Company, Bill Taylor, recently wrote an article called, "Do You Give Employees a Reason to Feel Proud of What They Do?" How many go to work each day knowing that the world will be better because they swept a floor or entered data into a computer or drove a bus?

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3 Ways You Can Make a Difference During the Pandemic

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For example, there are a lot of books and articles about how to manage during a crisis and how to be a better leader. Maybe you check on a neighbor regularly and re-learn algebra so you can help your kid with math assignments. But it also means that we're all leaders now -- and that especially includes on the job. But you know what?

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The Critical Element You May Be Missing in Your Job Search

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Do some research on the leadership, looking for interviews with the leaders or articles or blog posts they may have written. A company website may tout a culture that really appeals to you, but keep in mind this might not be a true representation of how the company actually functions.