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Whether you have your eye on the top of the ladder or are just focusing on the next rung, there are many ways you can grow your career. If you're not sure what to do, here are four specific areas you can work on.

I have vivid memories from my hiring days of going through applications for various roles and finding that one person who decided to submit an application for every single one. It happened more than you'd think — and honestly, it happened more than even I anticipated when I was new to recruiting. However, as I started reviewing more and more resumes, one thing became apparent: Somewhere out there is a person who is apparently telling people that the best way to get an employer's attention is to apply for as many of their openings as humanly possible.

Telecommuting comes with a lot of perks, but it also has plenty of downsides. It can be harder to focus, people assume you're not working because you're at home, and it can feel like work never really ends. Dressing up like you're going to the office can help.

There are many ways you can answer this week's KIQ. It all depends on your circumstances.

The job hunt can get fierce, but there are ways to give yourself an edge over the competition. The Microsoft Office 2016 Certification Training Bundle can juice up your resume by getting you certified in the world’s most popular office software.

When it comes to graphic design software, the Adobe Suite is king—and essential for any aspiring designer to master. Fortunately, you can score a trove of Adobe Suite training with the Adobe Web and Graphic Design Master Package. Featuring 135 design courses, this colossal collection is the only resource you need to become an absolute Adobe pro.

I have a question for every professional reading this: Do you consider yourself a leader? If your answer to that was "No", it might be time to re-think how you approach your job and your career. Acting like a leader should not just be left to managers and senior leaders. Personally, I’ve never been a believer in hierarchy for hierarchy’s sake. Instead I am a strong advocate for the notion that anyone can be a leader, in any role or position.

A new boss can be intimidating. If you want to break the ice and get off on the right foot, help them ease into their new situation with some quick and simple victories.

Your selfie game might be on point, but you’ll need to broaden your skills if you’re hoping to make it as a pro photographer. Fortunately, the Adobe KnowHow All-Inclusive Photography Bundle has everything you need to master the tools and techniques used by the industry’s best.

This week's KIQ will take you back to school. How good are you at mathematics these days?

Sometimes it can feel like your career has been chosen for you, and that you're stuck doing something you don't really like. But that may be because you never really considered all of your interests.

No matter how much interview preparation you do, there's always that moment when the unexpected question shows up. Here are five particularly sneaky examples, why they get asked, and how you should respond.

Dressing appropriately for a job interview is a quick way to make the best impression. But it can be difficult to know exactly what you should wear, even if your interviewer gives you a clue. Here are some tips for two types of employers, old and new school.

You have bills to pay, your rent is going up and you need more money. We understand — just don't say it when you negotiate your salary.

It's the bane of many job hunters' existence: the cover letter. Traditionally, this is attached to a resume and sent out to potential employers. This short letter is meant to give you a platform to tell your potential employer why you're perfect for the job on offer. It's also an institution that was introduced over 50 years ago. In an age where employers barely have time to read a resume, should we just kill off cover letters for good? Let's find out.

This week on KIQ, we take a look at a question that is favoured by a former Facebook executive.

Asking for a raise is difficult for most people, and despite how many tips we offer, it's still hard to do. Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You To Be Reach put together a free guide that prepares you to make the big ask and boost your salary.

Writing an email isn't so hard, but figuring out how to sign off can be a real challenge. Is 'cheers' too casual? Too pretentious? Too British? Is 'sincerely' timeless and professional, or stodgy and overly formal? We consulted business experts to help list out 26 email sign-offs you should probably avoid.