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Too Many Companies Lack All Important Succession Plans
Article Date: 27-Nov-2007
Directors often look the other way when CEOs fail to groom successors, says Carol Hymowitz.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

What's at the Heart Of Peoples' Happiness?
Article Date: 7-Sep-2007
Studies suggest Americans are no more satisfied than they were three decades ago despite a higher standard of living, but it is indeed possible to boost our happiness
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

When It Comes to Job Offers, It Pays to Ask for More Money
Article Date: 30-Aug-2007
Few candidates try to negotiate a higher salary yet most recruiters are willing to strike a bargain.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

How Industry Associations Can Benefit Your Job Search
Article Date: 14-Aug-2007
Membership has its privileges. See what you can gain from joining a trade group for professionals in your field.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

Ensuring There's Longevity In a Newly Created Position
Article Date: 6-Jun-2007
More job seekers are finding themselves in unprecedented roles as companies revamp operations, says Joann S. Lublin.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

Before Calling It Quits, Know How to Exit a Job With Grace
Article Date: 30-Apr-2007
You never know if you'll cross paths again with your boss or co-workers. Use these eight tips to avoid burning bridges.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

For Young Workers, Taking Time Off Can Be Stressful For Young Workers, Taking Time Off Can Be Stressful
Article Date: 28-Apr-2007
Scheduling a vacation can generate particular angst for younger employees that are eager to make a good impression on co-workers and bosses.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

When Your Boss Is Always Breathing Down Your Neck Breathing Down Your Neck
Article Date: 26-Apr-2007
If you work for a micromanager, even the smallest infractions can crawl under your skin. Here's how to cope.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

Five Signals That You May Be a Workaholic
Article Date: 16-Apr-2007
Devotion to your career can be taken to extremes. Learn how to recognize the signs your dedication may have become unhealthy.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

Being Helpful Is the Secret To Business Networking
Article Date: 10-Apr-2007
For some professionals, schmoozing with strangers is as painful as pulling toenails. But relationship building is the key to being successful in any business, says Perri Capell.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

Strategies for Ensuring Long-Term Job Security
Article Date: 29-Mar-2007
To avoid the heartbreak of being sacked, follow these 12 steps for building currency in the workplace.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

Why Leadership Below the Top Is Needed for Fostering Change
Article Date: 9-Mar-2007
CEOs can't drive their companies in a different direction on their own. Managers throughout the ranks need to take initiative and risks.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

Getting on the Fast Track To an Executive M.B.A.
Article Date: 13-Feb-2007
Some business schools are switching to shorter, more flexible programs to appeal to busy managers and sponsoring companies that want to minimize time away from the office.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

How to Pinpoint Accomplishments That Will Make Your Resume Shine
Article Date: 16-Jan-2007
Boost your document's visibility by providing hiring managers with examples of your best work. Plus, hear a podcast.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

Succeeding in Interviews Often Means Being Likable
Article Date: 16-Jan-2007
Hiring managers want to know if you're a strong cultural fit says Perri Capell. Here's how to make a positive impression.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

Taking Stock Of Career Growth
Article Date: 1-Jan-2007
Now is a good time to evaluate what's going well, what's not and what changes should be made in the coming year.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

Acing a Dicey Interview Question: Why Did You Leave Your Last Job?
Article Date: 1-Jan-2007
Before you meet a potential new employer be ready to talk about why you parted ways with your old one.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

When Managers Neglect To Coach Their Talent
Article Date: 1-Jan-2007
Many bosses don't spend enough time making sure the people under them learn and grow, says Carol Hymowitz.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

Interview Tips From Sports Psych On Sharpening Your Mental Game
Article Date: 24-May-2006
Exuding too much anxiety in the hot seat can derail your candidacy. Here's how to get ready for peak performance under pressure.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

Finding Time: Blending Networking Into Your Life
Article Date: 22-Jun-2005
Tending to your career doesn't require slogging to trade shows or meet-and-greet cocktail parties, says Perri Capell.
Article is provided by CareerJournal.com , The Wall Street Journal’s career information site.

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