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Does enjoying the summer mean forgetting about your career? Of course not. Instead of spending the next few months fixated on trashy fiction and shaved ice, consider taking this assignment: Visit with our panel of experts this July and get the help you need to move your career forward.
Whether you're a recent grad whose career is just getting started or a young professional with some experience under your belt, The Post's Career Track columnist Mary Ellen Slayter has advice.
If you've got questions about human resources issues, workplace laws or just day-in, day-out workplace survival, washingtonpost.com's How to Deal columnist Lily Garcia is here to listen.
Washington, D.C., is a hotbed of job opportunities for those who want to work for Uncle Sam. Derrick T. Dortch, president of career counseling firm Diversa Group, can help you get your foot in the door.
Want more money? Need more money? Think you deserve more money? Don't know how to get it? Roger Dawson, author of "Secrets of Power Salary Negotiating" (Career Press, 2006), is ready to help.
The interview is your best chance to land your dream job. If you need help with this key job search skill, send your questions to Paul Powers, author of "Winning Job Interviews" (Career Press, 2004).
WEB PRODUCERS: Andrea N. Browne and George Roland -- washingtonpost.com