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Here we are again, nearing the end of yet another summer and the start of a new school year. By now, you (hopefully) know where you'll be attending college this fall, but do you know what you'll study?
The importance of choosing your college major has never been so important. Although the economy will have hopefully turned around by the time you graduate, nothing is certain. You'll want to declare a major in something you not only enjoy and which interests you, but also in something that will be come in handy when it comes to finding a job.
While it's tempting to choose a broad major like engineering,

When it comes to the job search, some people overanalyze every step they take. Others don't think at all, taking one risk after another and hoping for positive results. In short, everyone has a particular style when it comes to how they participate in the job search process. Knowing what that style is can help job seekers utilize their strengths and improve their weaknesses to find good jobs more quickly.
John Liptak, author of "Career Quizzes," divides job seekers into four categories: doers, preparers, energizers and thinkers. In his book, he points among these types of job seekers and emphasizes that none of the styles is any better than the other.
"The best job search st....
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