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Today’s bonus tracks

By Mary Ellen Slayter on May 13, 2009 | 13000 CommentsToday%27s+bonus+tracks2009-05-13+15%3A41%3A18Mary+Ellen+Slayter

Career advisers always tell you how important it is to ask thoughtful questions at job interviews. Here’s one: Is this place still going to be in business six months from now? One of today’s extra links explains how to frame that very question without offending potential employers:

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