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Gereng,

With a Resume as full of the BS you state here, your an invaluable contributer to this forum.

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Gereng,

When you take responsibility you'll realize that even in a dim economic environment, those with a well prepared resume and attire are the ones that get the jobs.

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Great show this morning.

I found a  gem of a book that  embraces many of the issues discussed on the radio and in these comments. It has a unique approach to career development AND is packed with practical, relevant information for career and employment. The authors have huge amount of personal and practical experience to draw from.

Check it out: "A Taste for Work...Your Menu for Career Success" by Teri Clancy, Joy Maquire- Dooley, Sally Morrison.

I found it at Amazon.com for around $14.95. A great investment.

BTW I have nothing to gain recommending this book.

Good Luck!

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