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A client asked me last week if she should include her address on her resume. R.R. asked me:

Should I include my address on my resume?

I heard at a community career center that it's a bad idea ... "

Withholding your contact information is usually a bad idea, if you're looking for a job.

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Stephen Cobain was laid off from his executive position at a major Pittsburgh financial services company in December of 2008 and spent nearly a year looking for a job with little to show for it.

Hey all,
Currently I live in Maine, but as of late, I would like to take my family to IL and get a fresh start.

The only problem is finding a tech job down there while still living here. Any tips on how I might go about doing this?

Thanks,
Hunter

If you are looking for a job, you should count on employers looking for your LinkedIN profile. It's becoming a business standard to check people out online before hiring them, whether doing a Google search or looking them up on LinkedIN or Facebook.

You can make your LinkedIN profile work FOR you, by writing a profile designed to help employers find you in searches.

What are the steps needed to write a killer LinkedIN profile?

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