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Freeman ranked No. 1 in the nation for MBA placement
The A. B. Freeman School of Business at Tulane University is the top school in the nation for MBA placement according to the latest U.S. News & World Report survey of business schools.
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The Job Search

First Impressions: Some Of The Most Commonly Made Faux Pas

  • Grammatical Mistakes
    lay/lie

    accept/except
    affect/effect
    sit/set
    raise/rise
    than/then
    whom/who
    among/between


  • Giggling - Many people laugh to fill silent moments, rather than merely pausing. This is a distracting and unprofessional habit.


  • Hand Gestures - Your hands should be used to enhance what you are saying rather than to detract from what is being said. Tests have shown that hands "above-board" rather than "in-pockets" project a more positive image. The only legitimate form of touch in business is the handshake. A pat, nudge or touch of the arm can be perceived as being too friendly.


  • Throat Clearing - To fill a silence, many individuals clear their throats rather than swallowing. What about you?

 

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