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It's exciting to make it past the resumé and job application phase. Being invited to a job interview can feel exhilarating. Unfortunately, it can also feel nerve-wracking.

Now that you've made it past the initial phase, it's time to make the first impression needed to take the next step.

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There are many advantages to working at home, but there's at least one drawback. Telecommuters are 50% less likely to get promoted, according to a Stanford University study. Other research suggests that this is due to the assumptions your colleagues make when they don't see you around the office regularly.

If you want to wear your bunny slippers while you move ahead, study these tips. You'll learn how to raise your visibility and demonstrate your reliability.

Working from home is becoming much more common. On the surface, it sounds ideal. You can work in your robe while you talk to your dog. You might even have your favorite movie on in the background. Your boss can’t even track your internet time!

But working from home has its disadvantages, too. It’s not as easy to get things done from home as you might think. You can also go a little stir-crazy if you’re not careful!

As much as you may like your coworkers, advancing your career usually depends on your ability to earn recognition outside the office. Your next job offer or major client is likely to come from someone who doesn't work by your side each day.

Regardless of your position, you can gain people's attention. Try these techniques for promoting your career while helping others online and off. That way they'll remember you when they're ready to make new hires or looking for a consultant.