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Careers Counsel | How to Turn Your Passion Into a Career

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How to Turn Your Passion Into a Career (Forbes)

When you’re passionate about something, [...] you find yourself investing time in it, which makes you better. For example, you discover information about agile work methods, and you take the ideas to your team, you [can] become the resident expert and ultimately a leader in agile practices for your organisation.

How to Collaborate Effectively (Fast Company)

The first step of working with someone who is different from you is finding common ground or a topic to talk about to create a bridge.

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How to Dress for a Job Interview (Huffington Post)

Even if the interview is happening on a computer screen, try to dress as if the interview is happening physically in front of you. Match the upper half of your wardrobe to the bottom half — you never know what a hiring manager might see.

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