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From the Mouths of Mentors: Top 4 Mistakes Recent Grads Make on the Job

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While a college degree, an impressive resume and a strong handshake may land you a spot at your first dream job, these things won’t guarantee longevity and success in your budding career.

Learn how to avoid these top 4 mistakes. 

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Freddie Allen is the National News Editor for the NNPA News Wire and BlackPressUSA.com. 200-plus Black newspapers. 20 million readers. You should follow Freddie on Twitter and Instagram @freddieallenjr.

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