The relationship between job seeker and email inbox bears all the hallmarks of toxicity - one day, the job seeker may be overwhelmed with praise, requests for their time, or template-based superlatives regarding their resume. The next, there could be rejection, or worse, abject silence. All the while, the perpetually-potential employee has little choice but to return to their inbox in the hopes of finding that one life-altering affirmation. For Katherine Wessel, that relationship lasted for just under two years. Check out these tips to help you network your way to a new job Wessel, now 36, completed her Bachelor of Science in Business Human Resource Management in 2018 and her Master of Business Administration in May 2020. She received both degrees from Western Governors University, a non-profit, accredited online university based in Mill Creek, Utah. Along with her MBA, her resume boasted 20 years of increasingly complex customer service...