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Talking to your boss about money and salary can be one of the most difficult things you may ever have to do. Follow these easy steps to grease the corporate wheels and ensure yourself success....and a bigger paycheck. more »

Whether you're getting a new job or simply considering asking for a raise from your current employer, salary negotiation skills are a must. In fact, according to a survey completed by the Society for Human Resource Management, 80 percent of employers are willing to negotiate salaries with prospective employees, but only 33 percent of... more »

Foreclosed properties often present opportunities for home buyers to purchase homes at drastically reduced prices. The reason for the reduced price on a foreclosed home is that the bank, or deed holder, needs to get that asset off the books. A foreclosed home represents an asset that is a net loss on the bank's books. As banks and... more »

A resume, in many cases, is the first line of contact between an employer and a prospective employee. Having the right information included in a resume can be the difference between getting a call for an interview and having the resume tossed to the bottom of the pile. Anyone looking to enter the work force or change jobs must be... more »

The CV or Curriculum Vitae is becoming more popular than the resume in the fields of Education, Academia, Research or Science. Different from the resume, the CV is more detailed, including education, academic background, teaching, research and any publications or awards. It usually is two to three pages in length; whereas the resume... more »