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How to Handle an Employment Gap - U.S. News & World Report (blog)

How to Handle an Employment Gap U.S. News & World Report (blog) That might be due to going back to school, raising children, illness or job loss. While it might not seem like an issue from the job-seeker's perspective, it can send up red flags to employers. Gaps in your employment history without explanation make ... and more »

The High Cost of Treating Job-Seekers Like Cattle - Wall Street Journal (blog)

The High Cost of Treating Job-Seekers Like Cattle Wall Street Journal (blog) Treating job-seekers with respect can protect companies from long-term harm, says human resources consultant Gerry Crispin. But an unhappy job applicant is unlikely to become a happy customer of your company's goods or services, says Gerry Crispin, ...

Does Facebook Advertising Work? - MarketWatch (press release)

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Does Facebook Advertising Work? MarketWatch (press release) ... that allows advertisers to place display ads on Google sites such as YouTube, Gmail, and Blogger and over 2 million other websites, including popular news sites, blogs and other niche sites across the internet, rather than alongside search results. OOPS! GM drops Facebook ads: They ''don't work''Computerworld (blog) all 1,054 news articles »

Can straight couples learn from same-sex relationships? - CNN (blog)

Can straight couples learn from same-sex relationships? CNN (blog) Ian Kerner, a sexuality counselor and New York Times best-selling author, blogs about sex weekly on The Chart. Read more from him on his website, GoodInBed. But my colleagues and I have less political concerns: We're focused on helping our gay, ... and more »

5 Simple Steps to Make Your New Business Idea a Reality - U.S. News & World Report (blog)

5 Simple Steps to Make Your New Business Idea a Reality U.S. News & World Report (blog) By Young Entrepreneur Council You've got this killer idea for a new business but just can't seem to take the leap. What's stopping you? Perhaps you're already secure in your current job and are afraid to rock the career boat.