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Strategies to Advance in Your Career

Advancing in your career consists of several parts. One part is getting a good job. Another part is getting a raise in pay or a promotion. Finally there is the strategy of moving up the ladder as high as you can go.

Although you may dream of advancing in your career, but it is often difficult to achieve such a goal. There are obstacles to overcome and challenges to meet. It requires knowledge of what it takes to get ahead and the motivation to apply that knowledge.

The purpose of these free online lessons is to give you a start at improving your skills at getting a good job and advancing in your career. If you have any questions, send us an email.

Contents


Steps to get a job

Organize Your Efforts to Get a Job

Three Motivations in a Job or Career

The Top 10 Mistakes People Make When Looking for Work by Jack Molisani

Finding Places to Apply for a Job

Finding Out About Jobs

Finding a Job Online

Where Companies Look for New Workers

Get Job Contacts with Elevator Speech

Getting a Job Interview

Impressions Affect Getting Hired

Résumé Cover Letter Guidelines

Demonstrating Your Wares

Overcome Fear in a Job Interview

Competing

Competing for a Job - Competition section

Work issues

Satisfy Your Customer (coming soon)

When Your Boss is a Jerk

Dealing with Other Workers

Moving up the ladder

Using the 5 Powers to Advance Your Career

Enhance Your Career by Being a Brand

Overcome the Fear of Speaking in a Meeting

On Getting Fired or Laid Off

Resources

General Career Reader Feedback

Career Resources

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Miscellaneous


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