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Scott Belsky says the "Free Radicals" of the business world are crafting the future. Here's what you need to know about these workers.

Let’s face it, writing a good resume is hard. One of the most difficult things about the process is that it requires intense attention to detail. In fact, 76 percent of executives surveyed by Robert Half said just one or two typos in a resume would remove applicants from consideration for a job; 40 percent said a single typo was enough to ruin your chances.

Some articles featuring job interview tips focus on preparing for different types of difficult questions. This one is about handling different types of difficult interviewers.

Jedi. Ninja. Ambassador of buzz. Creative job titles are constantly cropping up. What do you call yourself?

"Leadership is not magnetic personality, that can just as well be a glib tongue. It is not 'making friends and influencing people', that is flattery ...