How can you explain losing your last job without jeopardizing your next job?

How to navigate the complexities of social networking for success

Hint: If you eat your lunch during a job interview, answer your cell phone or bring along family members, you're probably not going to get the job.

Does it make sense to relocate to a city in which you’d like to work – even if you don’t have a job yet? For some the answer is yes.

How you structure your resume will affect what employers see.

As more people turn to life coaches for help with career decisions, they discover that some coaches are invaluable and some are a waste of time and money

It’s not really news that losing a job is traumatic. But a recent poll shows just how devastating it can be to your mental and physical well being.

Some companies are resorting to unusual tactics to screen candidates – and some candidates say they’ve gone too far.

Years after their graduation, some alumni are returning to the college career office for assistance with mid-life job hunting and they’re finding that their Alma Maters are happy to help.

Most college students know that one of the best ways to get your foot in the door for a job after graduation is to intern.