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Update Your CV During International “Update Your Resume” Month

September marks the beginning of a new academic year. It’s also when Career Directors International observes Update Your Résumé Month. For higher education professionals, this is an especially useful time to review your résumé or curriculum vitae and ensure it reflects where you are now and where you may want to go next.

Podcast: 7 Points to a Winning Resume
Podcast: 7 Points to a Winning Resume

Your resume gets you in the door. Or it doesn’t. It won’t get you a job. Its role is to get you noticed. (Podcast)

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Take 5: Budgeting Tips For the First Few Months in Your New Job
Take 5: Budgeting Tips For the First Few Months in Your New Job

Now that you’ve landed that new job, how do you go about figuring out how to pay your bills without falling prey to the trap of “lifestyle inflation?” How do you figure out how to save the extra money you’re making now that you weren’t used to having in your budget before? And how do you update your work wardrobe without breaking the bank? We’ve gathered some links to answer all of these budgeting questions and then some!

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Finding Your Niche in Higher Education
Finding Your Niche in Higher Education

Ultimately, you have to follow the path that feels right. Your place in higher education may end up being completely different than what you envisioned for yourself, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

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Take 5: Moving Resources
Take 5: Moving Resources

Now that you’ve secured that job, you need to hurry up and move there! But, don’t be overwhelmed. We’ve compiled a list of sites to will help you remember what to add to your moving checklist, deduct the expenses on your taxes, staying positive throughout the process, and how to actually go about packing up your life and taking it to a new city.

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Take 5: Salary Negotiation Tips
Take 5: Salary Negotiation Tips

Salary negotiation is a common part of the hiring process, so don’t let it intimidate you. Talking about money is sticky and uncomfortable, but to ensure that you get the salary you deserve to match your skills and experience, it’s a topic that you absolutely have to bring up with a future employer.

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