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From employee to industry authority (1), By Yemi Adetayo
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From employee to industry authority (1), By Yemi Adetayo

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Yemi Adetayo writes about overcoming recession.

Many people spend their entire careers building a job. Few deliberately build a name. Jobs will come and go. Positions will change. But a trusted professional reputation continues to create opportunities long after business cards and office doors have changed. The ultimate goal is not simply to be an employee. It is to become an […]

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