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Career Watch: In job interviews, be aware of what your body is saying

The president of Positive Communications Media & Speaker Training and author of The Well-Spoken Woman says body language is important in public speaking and job interviews.

Career Watch: The hottest scripting languages

Ask a Premier 100 IT Leader Dennis Hodges

Career Watch: IT workers are upbeat about the future

Ask a premier 100 IT leader: David Steinour

Career Watch: Calling in sick rises during the holidays

'Tis the Season to Call In Sick

Career Watch: The IT jobs outlook

Q&A: Todd Thibodeaux

Career watch: Combatting doublespeak

Q&A: William Lutz

Career watch: Job hunting on a smartphone

Mobile Apps for Job Hunters

Career watch: When the CIO isn't part of the team

Ask a Premier 100 IT Leader: David O'Berry

Career watch: IT hiring on rise in Rust Belt

If you're willing to relocate to get a job in IT, then you might want to consider the U.S. city with the fastest growth in tech jobs last year: Detroit.

Career watch: Misleading government stats on IT employment

Q&A: David Foote

Career watch: Honing your job-hunting skills

Q&A: Kathryn Ullrich

Career watch: A new perspective on older workers

Q&A: Steve Watson

Career Watch: Six promising technology job titles

Ask a Premier 100 IT Leader: Daniel Wakeman

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