Career

Job seekers who have been on the hunt for a long time can learn a lot from the Marine's mantra of  improvise, adapt and overcome. 

When the mercury rises there’s a strong desire to forgo the suit jacket or throw on open-toe sandals for a job interview, but career experts say that could cost you the position.

I am always looking for jobs, and we found an incredible mix of industries this week. The list below illustrates there ARE jobs in surprising places!

The latest data show us the true unemployment rate for Millennials, that age group between 18–29, is sitting at 16.1%. Here’s a list of  companies that want college grads, and these are jobs are open now.

You can send out resumes, but don't forget to use social media tools in your job search.

Can ignorance of social media kill your career? Quite possibly, experts say.

Of all job search frustrations, getting rejected from a position certainly tops the list. Learning to handle rejection during your job search is an art — without the proper approach, job seekers are likely to be faced with a variety of consequences.

We took a break last week, but we are back and have several companies hiring now. Also, we are starting to get summer jobs opportunities. 

The social media site introduced updated mobile apps that give greater prominence to its news stream and allows the company to display ads.

Whether your mistake is not dressing jungle chic enough—or not bothering to get out of your PJs—make no mistake, remote interviews are harder to prepare for than regular ones.

Some workers are doing more than procrastinating during the workday--they’re searching for other jobs.

We’ve all had a forehead-slapping career moment—or two. To prove it, we convinced five hiring managers to spill the juicy details of their worst career flubs—as well as how they recovered, and ultimately grew from the experience.

Hunting for your next gig? Experts say the outlook is rosy—for candidates who capitalize on (and embrace) key job-market trends. More The post Hiring Manager Report: What’s in Store for Your Career in 2015 appeared first on LearnVest.

Every job seeker says they are ready to start right away. But that's not what recruiters want to hear.

Taxes aren't the most exciting topic for people to talk about, but the industry is hiring. 

Companies are using temp and contractors to find full time employees, relying on short term projects to weed out the good and the bad.

Even if you’re in the throes of printing out résumés, rehearsing answers and making sure your interview outfit is culturally on-cue, don’t forget to observe what you can about the company, and your interviewer too.

Got a job offer? Congratulations! Now ask these questions before signing on the dotted line

Many Americans favor full-time employment because of the benefit packages and the steady workflow, but if approached correctly temporary or freelancing work can be a valuable asset to a career. Here's why.

This week we found the technology, auto, and construction sectors hiring. It’s our goal to get you HIRED.  Happy hunting!