You might not be a star at physics, geometry, or history but the good news is you can find a job where you never have to use those subjects again. Instead of being hyper-focused on your weaknesses, hone in on the things that are brag-worthy.

Listen to an excerpt of “Transitioning to a Career in Global Development: Where You Fit In” to better understand why this field is so challenging.

Whether you are working in anti-poverty programs, environmental justice, or social policies, the work can be grueling and can lead to burnout. You need to make sure that financial concerns don’t create an obstacle to making a difference through your career. Salary negotiation preparation is an important yet often-neglected part of the job search strategy.

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An infographic describing the full history of CV. Here you may study how did the resume risen and who had used it the first time and how today we are using it.

How do you prepare a resume that stands out? What does it take to get your resume shortlisted for the interview?