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Many of the questions potential new hires ask are throwaways.

Job Interviews: 5 Questions Great Candidates Ask

http://www.inc.com/jeff-haden/5-questions-great-job-candidates-ask-interviewers.html
by Paul Hammerness, MD, and Margaret Moore | 1:32 PM January 18, 2012

Train Your Brain to Focus - Paul Hammerness, MD, and Margaret Moore

http://blogs.hbr.org/cs/2012/01/train_your_brain_to_focus.html?cm_mmc=email-_-newsletter-_-weekly_hotlist-_-hotlist012312&referral=00202
http://www.fastcocreate.com/1680581/why-storytelling-is-the-ultimate-weapon

Why Storytelling Is The Ultimate Weapon

In business, storytelling is all the rage.
http://thenextweb.com/lifehacks/2012/11/04/yarn-bombs-and-the-nobel-prize-winning-trick-to-accurate-time-management/ Do you ever wonder why you never have enough time — no matter how much planning you undertake to stay on top of things? That’s called the Planning Fallacy. We’re going to look at two solutions to this problem.

How to Keep Your Brain from Underestimating Task Time

With 2011 a distant memory, it's time to reassess your career and job prospects. Regardless of your career resolutions for the New Year, you're bound to need help achieving them. Narrowing your fields of interest, learning how to dress, improving your interviewing skills and understanding how to network are common areas for improvement.

Career Books to Watch Out for in 2012

http://www.fins.com/Finance/Articles/SBB0001424052970204464404577115030438985446/Best-Career-Books-for-2012
http://thenextweb.com/lifehacks/2012/04/07/10-new-ways-to-build-a-kick-ass-digital-resume/

10 Ways to Build a Kick-Ass Resume

Despite all the advancements in technology over the last decade or so, the traditional word-based resume is still as popular as ever.

How To Redesign Your Resume For A Recruiter’s 6-Second Attention Span

http://www.fastcodesign.com/1669531/how-to-redesign-your-resume-for-a-recruiter-s-6-second-attention-span It’s frightening. You’ll spend most of your waking life at a job, yet, according to a new study by TheLadders , the average recruiter spends just six seconds looking at your resume.
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