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  Shuana Yap

  

  There are 3 different types of burnout — these are the signs to look out for

  CNBC - Cory Stieg

  When people think about "burnout," they often assume it means you're overbooked and exhausted — but burnout is far more nuanced than just being busy …

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  Research and Development (R&D) | Overview Process

  cleverism.com - Martin Luenendonk

  There is always the danger that a significant new invention or innovation will render years of research obsolete and create setbacks in the industry …

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  Shuana Yap

  

  The cover letter format that made my job application response rate go from 0% to 55%

  Business Insider - Lisa Siva

  When I first moved to New York, I was a cover letter machine. I wrote to every sir or madam with a job opening. I expressed my interest in positions for which I had none. I waxed rhapsodic about companies I'd never heard of. My response rate? A whopping zero percent. Around the 10th unanswered …

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  Shuana Yap

  

  Read the email a Google recruiter sent a job candidate to prepare him for the interview

  Business Insider - Sujay Maheshwari

  In August 2015, a friend of mine applied for a job as a product manager at Google. After the initial screening step, he received an email from the recruiter, telling him what to expect in a phone interview with a senior PM at Google. When he shared it with me, I couldn't believe it. In my work at …

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  Shuana Yap

  

  21 psychological tricks that will help you ace a job interview

  independent.co.uk - Shana Lebowitz

  Although in the moment they might seem larger than life, interviewers are people just like you. That means they're susceptible to the same …

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  Shuana Yap

  

  13 high-paying side jobs for people in their 20s

  Business Insider - Jacquelyn Smith

  You just graduated and accepted your first job — congrats! That probably means you'll be moving into a real, adult apartment. You'll have rent to cover, bills to pay, and furniture to buy. Oh, you'll also need a new work wardrobe — and you'll probably want to grab the occasional drink or meal at …