Career

From the obvious to the not so obvious, here’s what career experts say to do to keep your boss from finding out about your search for greener pastures.

Recently, I wrote about networking strategies that can help advance your career, and that got me to wondering what a "typical" career looks like these days.

If you’re among the go crowd and scouting out new prospects, the difference between landing the right new job or just settling can be determined by your professional network. Here are tips.

Many of you wrote in today asking me to post the resume examples we showed during Fox and Friends on the plaza. Here's the resume you DON’T want to send, and the resume you DO want to send.

It’s that time of year when the kids are out of school, and many are looking for summer jobs. We are seeing more available positions this year versus last year -- in fact my first company saw a 15% jump in hiring for 2014.

You want to show a potential employer your seriousness about the job--what's the best way to follow up? 

The aging population is making the choice to stay home, and that means jobs for our nation’s nurses.

This week I featured not just companies, but events, that can get you hired.

Yes, our job search has moved online, but the old-fashioned resume is still a key player in the job hunt, so make it work for your benefit.

We couldn’t get over the fact that if you take a job with Heineken, besides medical, dental, and a 401k, you get a monthly beer allowance.

We’ve done several segments on the show about the Millennial generation, and the challenges these kids are facing. I wholly admit we have had some fun with our “Don’t” segments on Fox and Friends, but the reality is, I’m always looking out for jobs that this generation can strive for.  See choice #1 below and…..happy hunting!

Who doesn’t love animals?  How about making a little money while doing something good for them and you? Also this week, jobs in food, healthcare, and fun.

The President’s budget is out and so are many military jobs, possibly 90,000 that will return to civilian life.

Not every job fits every person, and we’re always looking to find diversity in the companies we feature.

We found something today that surprised us in our search for jobs: a company with an average annual salary of $100,000.  The name will surprise you.  Also this week, jobs for vets, working moms, and accountants.

This week’s On the Job Hunt is for all those bean counters out there.  Let’s celebrate the accountants!  Also, the technology and sales folks.

For this week's “On the Job Hunt” and “Hired” we are featuring a virtual career fair for veterans that takes place Tuesday, January 21, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. ET.  

When faced with a job search, after years of being nose-down in your day-to-day work, it is natural to feel vulnerable and uncertain.

From this week’s Fox and Friends we have jobs in insurance, tires, trucks, and more. Maybe one of these is right for you.

We are now in the middle of the holiday season, and while retailers have been building their payrolls since September, there are still plenty of holiday opportunities available.