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Looking for work while you're still employed? Watch out for these five mistakes job seekers need to avoid on their LinkedIn profile. 
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Believe it or not, befriending a professor can help you out in so many ways. They make amazing references if you play your cards right.
Trish Sadar's insight:
Get to know your professors and don't be shy to ask them for assistance with connecting to the right person or reference letters!
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Do How to Say 'Look at Me!' to an Online Recruiter
Trish Sadar's insight:
Nice article from the New York Times.
Starting a blog or taking part of a blog that is part of the industry that you are applying for, and liking the company you are interviewing on facebook are great suggestions.
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We all know the typical mistakes that should not be done. Please read the article for full details.
You would be surpirsed how many people break all of the rules:
Two mentioned in the article:
Don't use your work phone number
Don't use your work email address
Others:
Don't come into work dressed in a high powered suit when the dress code is business casual and tell your boss that you have to go to a doctor's apointment.
Don't tell everyone at work about the interview,
Also, if the interview progresses make sure that you tell the HR Representative to not contact your present employer until you are advised.