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If You Made a Career Change that Didn’t Work Out, Do You Give Up or Not?
There are a lot of books and articles around to inspire you to take the leap to the unknown if you are unhappy with the direction your career has taken. They all state that the journey will be a rough … Continue reading
Posted in b4iapply to college, Before I apply, Career Advice, Career Change
Tagged Career change, Fail fast, Never give up
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Are Liberal Arts Degrees Still Valuable?
Korina Karampela talks to Sheila Curran and Suzanne Greenwald – the co-authors of the ‘Smart Moves for Liberal Arts Grads‘ – about the value of liberal arts education and whether it has changed due the recent economic recession. How can … Continue reading
Higher Education: Let’s Face the Facts
Here’s the paradox. On the one hand, young graduates can’t find jobs. On the other, employers complain that they can’t find candidates with the necessary entry-level skills. At the same time, tuition fees have increased considerably at both sides of … Continue reading