Finding a job

For many introverts, finding a truly satisfying career seems like an impossible quest. Here are my top nine recommendations for jobs for introverts.

As graduation season is upon us, post-college job search fervor is reaching all new highs. No one relishes the idea of going from the freedom and security of college to moving back in with their...

The stigma is real — but the majority of Americans don't have a four-year bachelor's degree. Here are a few ways to get going if that includes you.

If you want a better job, then there’s something important you need to know: How much you get paid, the degree of flexibility and power you have at your next job, and even how your new co-workers see you and welcome you into their culture all starts NOW... … Well before anyone at the company even ...

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How should you go about achieving your dream nursing role? Here are 6 hints on how you can achieve this: reflect, research the role, investigate organisations, explore different locations, find out what the pay is like, consider timing. Read this article to learn more about these hints.

The top 12 job search engines include Indeed, CareerBuilder, LinkedIn, Glassdoor, SimplyHired, and more. In this article, I'll walk you through the pros and cons of each so you can decide which job search engines

Don't let anyone deter you. The dream of working from home—perhaps in your pajamas, from the warmth of your bed—is well within reach. The freelancing workforce has grown from just 6 percent of employees in 1989 to 34 percent of employees today—and according to data from jobs website FlexJobs, freelancers should make up 43 percent of the workforce by 2020. And there's more good news for those who are ready to trade in their office badges: Not all guys and gals working from home are subsisting…