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some time, I've been recommending that career-minded folks create a personal Web
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than half of industry switchers maintain or increase their old salaries,
concludes an analysis of U.S. clients counseled by New York outplacement
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some time, I've been recommending that career-minded folks create a personal Web
site as a repository for all their career-management resources: resume, work samples,
log of personal and Web experience, links to professional and business Web sites,
and contact information. 
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than half of