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This article from the Chronicle of Higher Ed discusses how search committees select candidates for interviews, with an emphasis on what causes them to reject a candidate.

Links to various resources compiled by Brown University on different aspects of negotiating your job offer.

USAJOBS is the federal government's online resource for job listings in federal agencies and organizations.

An article by Christine Kelly for Inside Higher Ed on five things to consider when negotiating an academic job offer: do your research, always negotiate over the phone, know your audience, prioritize your list of requests and modify as needed, tread carefully with partner hires.

What's next to learn? If you're interested in learning more about jobs and careers, try the "Using Transferable Skills in Your Career" playlist or the "Managing Professional Transitions" playlist.
 
If you're interested in more resources about the move from grad school to career, try the "Financial Planning for Early Career" playlist or the "Working Professional Networks" playlist.
 
If you want to consider a totally different facet of grad life, try the "Managing Stress" playlist or the "Using Your Teaching Skills" playlist.

Dr. Mary Corbin Sies compiles sample academic job interview questions and provides advice related to the interview process.

This article discusses how someone looking to switch careers or industries cannot rely on transferable skills alone to land a job, and gives advice on how to tie concrete numbers and examples to your skills.

This brief presentation from the University of Illinois at Chicago covers the different stages of negotiating a job offer, and particularly suggests negotiating one aspect of a time. Created by the dean of the School of Engineering but general enough for any grad student.