Career Advice

Countless individuals dread going to work each day because of one or more bad co-workers. That's not surprising, since a toxic co-worker can leave you feeling stressed, drained...

Gender equality has become a hot topic in the corporate world. Despite diversity workshops and programs to promote women in leadership, many gender equality initiatives fall...

Salary negotiations give you several options, even before a job interview. Even if the top salary an employer can offer you is lower than what you want, attending an interview...

Your resume often reflects your identity as a job seeker. A clear, well-organized document shows that you've identified the logical next step and examined how your work history...

If high-profile lawsuits involving big companies are any indication, gender discrimination in the workplace is still a fixture of America, despite anti-discrimination laws....

When your job search never seems to turn up any solid leads, it doesn't mean there aren't any good jobs available. From your resume to your interview decorum, every choice you...

Even though more and more baby boomers are reaching retirement age in 2018, a survey from CareerBuilder shows that as many as 53 percent of workers over the age of 60 say they...

Avoiding age discrimination does more than just ensure your company follows U.S. employment laws; it also gives your team an advantage over others as part of your diversity and...

Communication is an important job skill that any candidate needs to succeed in any job setting. This soft skill lets your employer know how you talk to people, write emails and...

Think twice before quitting your job without a plan. Beyond the financial expense, unemployment can have a mental and emotional toll that makes your job search less productive....

Few things can bring your organization to a screeching halt like a toxic staff culture. The satisfaction of your employees and the productivity of your teams are reliant on a...