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Twitter Update: Monica shares some great websites

Monica has recently shared some great websites with her twitter followers. Check them out below or on her twitter page.

How Interviews are like 1st dates: 1. Nerves 2. You are both trying to decide if you like each other enough to keep seeing one another ...10:24 AM Apr 9th from web

... 3. There are lots of random questions 4. After it's over you wait by the phone hoping they'll call 10:24 AM Apr 9th from web

I'm getting ready for an info interview. My job search has taken some unexpected turns. Especially lately. 8:17 AM Apr 13th from web

How do you take the first step to get where you're going if you don't exactly know where you are going? 10:33 AM Apr 13th from txt

This is so neat! RT @ClueWagonNew Post: Want to see your resume in a new light? http://bit.ly/uUpA78:11 AM Apr 15th from web

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Ask a Career Counselor: 7 Suggestions for Reducing Job Search Discouragement


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This post is part of our Ask a Career Counselor series. Have a question? Ask us!

This week's question:

I was reading the article about moving forward in the face of bleak economic news, however, I believe it would behoove the career center to blog about how to move forward in the face of personal discouragement. In looking for a job I find that there are days when it becomes overwhelming and I get bogged down, not only by the news, but my own personal sense of impossibility. For me, it takes a good run, and I am ready to trudge through more cover letters, internet searches and informational interviews. I realize, however, that there are many strategies for working through this "down" time. I urge you to address this topic. For many people it is one of the largest challenges of the job hunt. Thank you.

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