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@@@ Justin s in Santa Clara is joining Silicon Valley Restaurant Week for the first time. (Josie Lepe/Staff archives)

Dining deals are back for autumn.

For Oct. 15-22, about 45 restaurants from Redwood City in the north to Morgan Hill in the south are presenting special three-course prix fixe dinners.

It s a chance to revisit old favorites and check out newcomers on the culinary scene. Participating for the first time are Justin s in Santa Clara; 4290 Bistro and Bar at the Crowne Plaza in Palo Alto; Pacific Catch in Campbell and Mountain View; Agave Mexican Bistro in Mountain View; and Blue Fin Japanese Restaurant and Lounge, Nomikai Social Food + Drinkery, and McCormick Schmick s, all in San Jose. The newly opened Mixx in Mountain View is also on the list; see our blog item below about them.

Find menus at www.siliconvalleyrestaurantweek.com.

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-While everyone has a unique job-search experience, there are core habits that every successful job seeker has in common.
+Justin s in Santa Clara is joining Silicon Valley Restaurant Week for the first time. (Josie Lepe/Staff archives)
-The top five job-search habits are:
+Dining deals are back for autumn.
-. Persistence:聽Being persistent in pursuit of your goals helps keep you focused. It鈥檚 easy to become discouraged when employers are聽聽The one habit that will re-energize your search is persistence. Having a tenacious attitude keeps you moving ahead.
+For Oct. 15-22, about 45 restaurants from Redwood City in the north to Morgan Hill in the south are presenting special three-course prix fixe dinners.
-. Follow up:聽There are so many ways to聽聽with people 鈥?e-mail, texts, phone calls, social networking, meetings and letters. Following up is a powerful way to keep your name in front of a decision maker, and you send the message you are motivated.
+It s a chance to revisit old favorites and check out newcomers on the culinary scene. Participating for the first time are Justin s in Santa Clara; 4290 Bistro and Bar at the Crowne Plaza in Palo Alto; Pacific Catch in Campbell and Mountain View; Agave Mexican Bistro in Mountain View; and Blue Fin Japanese Restaurant and Lounge, Nomikai Social Food + Drinkery, and McCormick Schmick s, all in San Jose. The newly opened Mixx in Mountain View is also on the list; see our blog item below about them.
-. Resilience:聽Staying聽聽will help you thrive in a competitive job-search market. While resilience is partly a trait one is born with, it can be developed, and it helps you cope with the unplanned events life often brings. Being able to regulate stress and bounce back is key to a good job search.
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-. Stay connected:聽Keep yourself in the loop by maintaining a good presence online and in person. Stay聽聽to the trends in your field by attending professional-association meetings and reading industry trade journals and blogs. Those who stay connected increase their chances of uncovering a great opportunity.
-. Give back:聽A successful job search involves exchanging information. You share conversations, time and information with people.聽聽is a great way to help people and keep your skills current. Giving back sends a message of goodwill that comes back to you in unexpected ways.
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