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June 21, 2007 4:23 PM

Summer job thoughts
Posted by Douglas Eisenhartat 4:23 PM

Ah, summer. June 21, the solstice, and all that. It's finally here.

But if you're working or looking for a job - and my guess is that takes in most of you - you still need to be mindful of a few things.

Here are a couple of items from our new partner, Monster.com, to help you keep those wheels turning. First, for you job seekers out there, a piece on keeping that search going in the summer heat:

. . .[H]ow can you balance a well-deserved break with the solid job-search preparation you'll need to do? Think R and R: rest and research. In other words, do some digging, but keep it low-key. Here are four ways to do it.
And for those of you already in the workplace, some fashion tips for warmer weather:
Those hazy, lazy days of summer can make a business suit feel as comfortable as a suit of armor. Fortunately, you can make a professional statement and still beat the heat with these tips.


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