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SixFigureStart is a career coaching firm, led by former Fortune 500 recruiters Connie Thanasoulis-Cerrachio and Caroline Ceniza-Levine. Connie and Caroline have hired and managed the career development of thousands of people for leading companies in financial services, management consulting, media, pharmaceuticals, and technology. If you’re looking for insider knowledge about the hiring process, you’ve come to the right place. Connie and Caroline have previously been regular career contributors to CNBC.com and Portfolio.com and teach Professional Development at Columbia University SIPA. Connie and Caroline are co-authors of “Six Steps To Job Search Success” 2011, Flat World Knowledge. Their career advice has been extensively quoted in ABC News.com, NBC News.com, CBS, BusinessWeek, CNN Money, Newsweek, NPR, Real Simple and Success Magazine.

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