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Introducing LinkedIn Student Job Portal: Helping recent graduates find jobs easily
Recent graduates! Find out how to use the LinkedIn Student Job Portal to help find jobs easily and have a richer job search experience. Read more.
Introducing LinkedIn Student Job Portal: Helping recent graduates find jobs easily
Frequenting online career communities is one way to keep up-to-date on what’s happening in the working world and how it impacts your career. Many of these communities post job openings, but that’s not all they offer. The information and dialogue between community members can provide a valuable real-life perspective. Read about five career communities worth checking out.
How to Stand Out from a Crowd of Candidates
Find your uniqueness in today’s job market. Discover how to stand out when searching and preparing for jobs by looking for careers that appeal to you and comparing those jobs to the skills you have to offer. Read more.
The Secret Life of a Resume
Just where does your resume go after you hit the submit button on a job application? Turns out, it’s not into a big black hole. After hearing repeated complaints from the unemployed about their job applications disappearing into the void, CNNMoney decided to examine how a company fills a job posting. Read More.
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2012 Report to the Nations
The ACFE's 2012 Report to the Nations on Occupational Fraud and Abuse is based on data compiled from a study of 1,388 cases of occupational fraud that occurred worldwide between January 2010 and December 2011. All information was provided by the CFEs who investigated those cases. The fraud cases in our study came from 94 nations — providing a truly global view into the plague of occupational fraud. Read more.
2010/2011 Compensation Guide for Anti-Fraud Professionals
The ACFE has completed its 2010/2011 Compensation Guide for Anti-Fraud Professionals. The information contained in this global salary study is based on the 2009 employment situations of the 3,328 anti-fraud professionals who responded to our survey — 68 percent of whom are CFEs. Read more.