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selenar.Who? selenar, a.k.a "Selena", joined PayScroll over 4 years ago and is 5 years old. selenar is located at Kansas City, KS in the United States.

I am considering if I should find a new job and start a new career. What is the best networking method to tap into the hidden job market?

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2 Answers | Asked by selenar | over 4 years ago | Report abuse

Continuing from my previous question, I also wanted to know how can a sales person who has 10 years of B2B sales experience possibly switch to another career that is not sales related. I want to get into business development or marketing. So, I need to know what networking methods out there that can help me besides the regular network groups I am already in or business smoozing.

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1 Answer | Asked by selenar | over 4 years ago | Report abuse

I have always heard the saying “It is not about what you know but who you know”. Is it true that social networking is the best way to get a job?

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3 Answers | Asked by Supermom88 | over 5 years ago | Report abuse

I have an interview on Monday with a company in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The job title is Office Manager Administrator (accts payable/recievable, office management etc). I have managed to find out some info regarding the company size (8 employees) type (Interior Designers) and length of time in business (28 years). I am finding it increasingly difficult to find out how much of a salary I should ask for if posed with this question. With the job market the way it is at the moment in Michigan, I do not want to blow myself out of the water with a salary expectation that the employer will not even consider and then again I do not want to settle for less than I can afford, or deserve. Any help would be much appreciated.

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1 Answer | Asked by linstough | over 4 years ago | Report abuse

I currently live in LA and I'm applying for jobs in Santa Barbara. Should I use my LA address on my resume or have mail directed to a friend's place in Santa Barbara?

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3 Answers | Asked by Helena4ever | over 4 years ago | Report abuse

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Continuing from my previous question, I also wanted to know how can a sales person who has

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Definitely put the LA address if that is where you live. Yours is not a big deal because th

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