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Are You a Best-Kept Secret in Your Job Hunt?

By Laura Smith-Proulx
When it comes to your job search, are you out in front of the right audience--or do they know next to nothing about you?
 
If there's one mistake that executive job hunters make over and over again, it's being a best-kept secret: at their jobs, on their resumes, and during their searches. They are reluctant to toot their own horn, so to speak, thinking that it will be seen in a negative light.
 
Well, it does cost them, but not in the way they might think--and in the job hunt is where it matters most. See if any of this applies to you, and what you can do to change your job search results and career fortunes for the better:
 
 
1 - Come out from hiding on the job.
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