Preparing yourself for a marketing interview requires a bit more work than most other positions. Millennials have found themselves emerged with the digital marketing world, so any job involving marketing requires some tenacity to stand out from the competition. Here are some tips to use when you’re preparing for your next marketing interview to help you land the job. (Forbes)

So you’ve landed a slick new digital marketing job. Congratulations! Now it’s time to inform your employer and start transitioning out of your current role. Just make sure to do it the right way, so you stay on good terms with the organization and the people there. (Business 2 Community)

Thanks to social media, it's easier than ever to compare yourself — and everything about your life — to everyone you've ever met. Comparing your career to your friends' careers is not only an easy way to become more jealous and competitive, but it could also potentially harm your own work life, which is, I'm guessing, exactly what you don't want. (Bustle)

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