Career

Even in the best of workplace environments, you may at times find yourself doubting your career choice, dealing with office politics, and/or wondering why you're not as far ahead as you'd like to be.

When it comes to employee happiness, the biggest obstacle may be work/life balance, according to the Happiness Index 2016, a new report from employee intelligence platform Butterfly.The index is the result of a year-long study that explored the employee happiness and engagement trends of more than 5,000 employees in the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

One goal for many businesses, regardless of industry, is to reach and attract millennial talent.

If you were looking for a job last month, you might have found ample opportunities in construction, retail, restaurants and professional services.

Job seekers don't need to wait for Trump's pro-growth policies to kick-in, there are plenty of high-paying jobs to be had.

The investment firm has advice for future NFL players and Super Bowl stars alike.

Stay in business for yourself or go back to working for someone else? That's the choice some small business owners and freelancers are worried they may have to make, depending on what changes Congress makes in the health care law.

According to new research from employer branding experts Universum, today's candidates generally value their worth in line with the overall market in their area.

Just four years ago, the average time to hire was 13 days.

Are you happy with your applicant tracking system?

Are your job postings attracting the right type of applicants to your company?

Nowadays, brainstorming is a highly common practice in companies where teamwork is indispensable.

Welcome to Recruiter QA, where we pose employment-related questions to the experts and share their answers!

You just got the call – and the employer has decided not to move forward with your candidacy.That confuses you.

You may wonder, "What's the worst thing that could possibly happen during my job search?" Is it making a fool of yourself in an interview?

Chances are you've attended at least a few conferences in your career and already know the basic tips and tricks to make them successful: Go for drinks with people you've met after the conference; don't be shy; know your elevator pitch; plan out your schedule; etc.This is basic advice any Google search can give you.That isn't what this article is about.Rather, this article is focused on the micro-details – the very small things that make all the difference at conferences.

Is getting a better job or improving your current work situation on your list of resolutions this year?