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The Never-Ending Career


Millions of Americans are working into their late 60s and beyond. The average retirement age of 63 seems to be going the way of the gold watch.

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Getting the Raise You Deserve


Asking for a raise is an intimidating prospect. Like many other aspects of life, getting a raise is a process, and a successful outcome is possible.

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Avoiding Career Change Mistakes


Thinking about getting into a new line of business? This helpful presentation offers the information you need to avoid an unfortunate choice.

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Job Hunters: Discover Your Life Path

I enjoyed your article Over 40, Seeking New Career very, very much. It really resonated with me. I have been in the software development field for 20 years and I am ready to do something else, I just do not know what to do. It's very overwhelming. How can I even start to identify what my next path should be? Is there anything specific I can do to help myself figure it out?

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In my book, How to Earn What You're Worth (McGraw-Hill, 2004), I go through a number of exercises that can help you to identify your strengths and ... Read More...
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Landing a Job in the New Wall Street Era

How should someone who has been laid off in this latest financial crisis approach the job search? Being flexible in terms of what type of job you would take and where you are willing to work are two things that will help you land your next job.

Career Advice from Jack Welch

One of the most successful CEOs of all time, and leader of GE for more than a decade, Jack Welch reveals what he looked for in an employee and how workers can improve their chances of being promoted. Read more...

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Searching for a Job

ThirdAgers who are looking for a job, or trying to determine their next career move, can exchange information, tips and encouragement. The conversation will involve nuts and bolts of job search, as well as strategies for remaining positive during what can be an emotionally trying time.

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How do I update my resume?

I am looking for a job after working for the same employer for 15 years. I've had several promotions and title changes. I'm updating my resume for the first time in several years. I've read so many different things about how much to say, so my question is: one page or two?
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