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How to Botch A Job Offer

June 25, 2009  |  Posted By: Trevor Wilson  |  Posted in Offers

I read an interesting article the other day called Five Ways to Botch a Job Offer. As the name suggests, it outlines ways that you can blow it at the end of the hiring process. It’s a pretty easy read. However, there is one example that warrants repeating here: Playing games: Negotiating salary is one [...]

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New Grads Struggle To Find Health Insurance

May 26, 2009  |  Posted By: Trevor Wilson  |  Posted in Offers

As if New Grads don’t have enough to worry about. CNN.com has an article up called What’s A Recent College Graduate To Do About Health Insurance? which outlines some of the challenges that you may face outside of your job search. It’s extremely frustrating to me that someone may have to turn down an offer [...]

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Entry Level Jobs Paying Less in 2009

April 9, 2009  |  Posted By: Trevor Wilson  |  Posted in Offers

So says Business Week in their article called Most 2009 College Grads Find Lower Salary Offers. However, it seems that the pain is not felt equally across all new grads: Among business graduates, the average offer rose 1%, to $46,973. But finance majors did considerably better: Their offers were up 2.3%, to $49,754, while business [...]

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An Entry Level Job Success Story

March 6, 2009  |  Posted By: Trevor Wilson  |  Posted in Offers

The story of Roy Ma appeared on CNN Money today. It is a look at how Ma, a new grad from the University of Maryland, was successful in finding an Entry Level Job. While the article starts off with how dire the job market is for New Grads this year (down 22% according to this [...]

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