Career

Sometimes it's the small changes to how you approach your job search that can yield big results.

Whether you are looking for a new job or you want to move up the corporate ladder, the start of the new year is an ideal time to take a fresh approach to your career.

Establishing a plan and covering all your bases before you arrive at a career fair can mean the difference between landing five interviews and leaving empty-handed

It’s easy to point fingers to explain why you didn’t get that promotion at work or didn’t get assigned that big project you were hoping to take the lead on—but maybe it’s time to take a realistic look at how you approach your career.

The Affordable Care Act means healthy hiring for lawyers, customer reps and more.

Once the kids are in school or away at college, many parents consider getting back to work, but the hiring process can be intimidating, especially in the current anemic labor market.  

There’s no reason to remain in a career that is unsatisfying beyond the paycheck. And whether you’re early on in your career or close to retirement, there are simple steps you can take to shift the course of your career.

The world's largest retailer plans to hire 55,000 seasonal employees for the holidays, while giving more hours to thousands of other workers to boost staffing for the year's busiest shopping season.

With the unemployment rate still hovering at 7.3%, job prospects remains weak, but experts say opportunities abound for highly-specialized workers.

A well-written networking email can (eventually) lead to a new job or career path. A poorly written email, on the other hand, will be lost forever by getting deleting instantly.

Is it appropriate for a potential employer to check your criminal and credit history?

Experts are constantly stressing the importance of networking to launch or advance a career, but it’s easier said than done. Here are three easy tips to follow that will make you a networking pro.

This week’s companies are a bit out of the box, in that they represent jobs for college students, office space managers, and those that don’t mind a little “customer care”.

No matter how confident you may feel as a job seeker, there’s always a chance you could say something during an interview that could cost you the job.

News came out this week that Cisco is cutting 4,000 jobs.  It’s not only frustrating to me that U.S. businesses continue to face headwinds and can’t grow, it also gives me resolve to do what I can to find work for you!

If you're 50-plus and have experienced a job loss, or you're simply looking to switch gigs, take heart in the fact that your career isn't over. 

If you're 50-plus and have experienced a job loss, or you're simply looking to switch gigs, take heart in the fact that your career isn't over. 

Social media has infiltrated many facets of our lives, but when it comes to landing a job or career advancement, nothing beats in-person networking.

Recently on Fox and Friends we kicked off with a company I have personally visited in Arizona.

The 2007 financial crisis and drawn out recovery took its toll on many companies, and experts suggest candidates research to determine whether a company is heading upward and gaining momentum, or is in a downward spiral.