Pay raises may have hit an all-time low last year, but now there’s good news: salaries are expected to increase by an estimated 3 percent in 2010, according to a… Read More

Looking for a new job is rarely a short-term proposition, but sometimes the problem isn’t the lack of jobs available–it’s how you’re allocating your time.According to a recent Climber. ……… Read More

Many advertised job openings still receive hundreds of applications. Although you’re qualified for the job, your skills and resume may not be enough to get the hiring manager’s attention. To… Read More

If you’re like most job seekers, you’re probably satisfied with a resume that does a good job of positioning you and presenting your skills and experience. Unfortunately, “good” isn’t good… Read More

There are more than 15 million Americans looking for work, as the unemployment rate has surged to nearly 10 percent. There are six job seekers for every available job opening…. Read More

With the employment rate still at 9.5 percent in the United States, you may find yourself in the position of applying, interviewing, and still remaining jobless. You may have thought… Read More

Ask most high school guidance counselors, and they’ll tell you a college degree is your key to a well-paying job. But that’s not always the case. While lawyers, doctors, and… Read More

Stress is inevitable. But the debilitating strain of chronic work stress is not, even if you’re in an inherently stressful profession. In fact, learning to manage your stress is likely… Read More

Elliot Noss, chief executive of domain-name provider Tucows, has spent the past five years training to become a better leader. How? By playing World of Warcraft for six to seven… Read More

During your job search you will review hundreds of job postings. Some will be very well written and provide quality information, while others will tell you little about the employer’s… Read More