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Duke Supplemental Essays: 2024-25 Prompt Guide

August 23, 2024|

Are you dreaming of a Duke University acceptance letter? Make sure you start off strong by nailing the essay portion of their application. Click here to review our newest blog post reviewing Duke's supplemental essay tips and common prompts.. 

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Top MBA Programs in the US

January 30, 2025|

Deciding to pursue an MBA is one of the most significant steps you can take toward advancing your career in business. It’s a powerful way to expand your professional network, [...]

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What is a Culture-Fit Workplace? The Importance of Finding Your Fit at Your Next Job

July 25, 2022|

The importance of culture in an organization cannot be overemphasized. You may want to work for a company where your preferences are reflective of the company's larger values and mission statement. A good culture fit can increase workplace satisfaction, lead to high-level job performance, decrease turnover, offer a work environment with lower stress levels, and cultivate employee loyalty.

8 Signs You Picked the Wrong Career

July 20, 2022|

There are lots of signs to help you determine when you should change careers. Generally speaking though, if you consistently feel stressed and overwhelmed at work, do not connect well with your colleagues, and feel unmotivated to improve your job performance, it’s probably time to start thinking about finding a new career.

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