January is a natural time to reflect on your career. If you're looking for a new job, here are four ways to help.

When looking for a job, many will start with job boards and Google searches to find open positions, which makes sense. The problem is, if you rely solely on these tools, you will only find those ...

Losing your job hurts, but it's also a learning experience-- in some cases, it can also help people to finally do what they ...

I’m caught in the middle. With six years of experience in business tech, including tech support, business management, and IT project management, I find myself overqualified for entry-level positions ...

No college? That’s no problem. A wide array of jobs — many of them well-paying — don’t require a degree. Moreover, some cities are particularly friendly to workers without a college education. These ...

Getting hired in your 50s, 60s or 70s isn't easy. Roughly one in five job seekers age 55 and older is long-term unemployed - looking for work for at least six months. The number of long-term job ...

THE January jobs rush begins today – but this year, the hiring landscape looks very different. Vacancies have plunged 12 per ...

I am an assistant professor of management and organizations at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. My research investigates how AI, undergirded by algorithms, is impacting the ...

Getting hired in your 50s, 60s or 70s isn’t easy. Roughly one in five job seekers age 55 and older is long-term unemployed — ...