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    Interviewing is one of the most important steps in the recruiting proces. It allows the employer to see you in action and ask additional questions ...

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Avoiding interview blunders

You've made it this far -- don't blow it!

By Shawna Simcik

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Best of CoBiz: Five ways to avoid blowing up your new job

Walk softly and keep your big mouth shut

By John Heckers

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Shoot for the moon

Even a miss lands you amidst the stars

By Teri Karjala

Best of CoBiz: High-performance selling

Four surefire steps to blast through the fear

By TC North

(10) Reader Responses

Let’s make a deal

Choosing door No. 4

By Todd Ordal

Top five interview questions to master

Prepare in advance

By Gale Dunlap

The four stages of competence

How to avoid becoming obselete

By Michael Schmidlen

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The rise of you

The new rules of engagement in today’s market

By Dan King

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Four conditions for high performance

The first: clear management expectations

By Timothy LaMacchio

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A recipe for efficiency

The best "gift" I ever received was when I moved into my first place and my BFF (a fellow Chef) came over and unpacked my kitchen for me. Then he gave me the "tour" and explained the rationale why and where everything was placed. Efficiency at its finest! Even if underage kids can't "officially" work, they can get pretty creative and resourceful finding ways to earn some cash and be useful. I've got a lawn to mow and kids to babysit if your daughter is available? By Chef Laura on 2013 05 25

A recipe for efficiency

Move the toaster! Very well written. By Pater Familias on 2013 05 25

A recipe for efficiency

Well written. By David on 2013 05 24

A recipe for efficiency

Great article! Fresh eyes and perspective make the difference. And I can make that BLT in 14 steps. You have a faithful reader. By Chef DJ Nagle on 2013 05 24

A recipe for efficiency

It often takes a fresh eye to realize the potential of simplicity. By Ta Tee on 2013 05 24

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