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Inside help
“Who’s your rabbi?” It’s a question often asked in the TV business, theater, and Hollywood.
Although rabbi is loosely used there, for someone looking for a job, it really means: Who do you know on the inside, and are they willing to look at your audition tape, listen to you sing, or watch you act? Who will stick his or her own neck out for you when the corporate doors are otherwise closed?
Many businesses are so competitive that it’s a given that you aren’t going to get hired unless you have inside help. Without it, getting hired is daunting. You may be brilliantly qualified and experienced, but the operating assumption in today’s job market is that you must have special channels to land the job.
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June 17, 2013 issue
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Letters
Kathy Woodbury, Shari Juntunen, Janice Douglas
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You have no expiration date
Pam DeBolt
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Lean on ME
Larry Wolfe
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Relate to teens: share a healing!
Deborah Peck
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Inside help
Walter Rodgers
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Beside still waters
Text and photograph by Maggie Johnson
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Questions (and answers) about origin
Madelon Maupin
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South Africa: prayer for solutions
Kim Shippey
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Breaking barriers in Peru
Timothy Steckler
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Multiple sclerosis healed
Suzann Wittenberg with contributions from Larry Wittenberg
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Pain quickly dissolves
Michael Gamble
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Free from sore throat
Stella Mesquita
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Skin condition gone
Patricia Brugioni
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Painful finger back to normal
Ursula Müller
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Cutting-edge discovery
The Editors