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If you have ideas on how your team or company can increase efficiency, share them with your supervisor. It may make life easier for you and make a good impression on your superiors.
Even if you are salaried, try to keep track of your work time. You never know when it might come in handy to help prove how much you have worked or that you need an assistant.
When seeking a good career fit consider both how the job fits you and the salary. Both will be important in the long run.
When job searching, pay more attention to the job duties and tasks rather than the job title. Often a title can be misleading. Focus on what you would be doing in the job.
If you find yourself living paycheck to paycheck or falling behind, consider getting a second part time job to fill the gap.
As soon as you start working, begin saving for retirement. It may seem to be in the distant future, but it isn't. Check into retirement plan options with your employer, your bank and a financial planner.
Encourage talented individuals to join your company. It will help others advance their careers and you'll improve your company at the same time.
If you are a freelance writer looking for more work, try signing up for some writer's newsletters. They often include names of publications open to accepting new freelance material.
Many employers offer discount plans with certain cell phone companies. Check with your HR department before purchasing a new cell phone plan.
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