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Learn how to find employment in today’s digital world. We cover everything job seekers need to know, from research to resumes to references.

Employers want certain traits, also known as "soft skills," in a new hire. Find out the most important characteristics to get the job.

This guide lists part-time jobs that sometimes offer benefits to their employees.

Looking for a new job? Get insight into the best and worst months to search for a new gig, what days of the week are best and more.

Check out these writing tips to create a great resume, including how to format and structure your document, and what pitfalls to avoid.

You nailed the interview – what comes next? Follow up with a thank-you note like one of these examples.

Social media screenings are more popular than ever with hiring managers, so job seekers should be aware of what they’re posting online and how it could affect their prospects of being hired.

Do you want to get paid to see the world? Here are 25 career options for travel lovers.

You don't have to be a celebrity to work with famous people. Here are 13 ways you can work with stars without putting yourself in the spotlight.

If you're looking for a freelance job, here are 15 reputable companies hiring freelancers, including staffing and professional services providers.

Starting a job search after graduating from college can be stressful. Prepare yourself properly to improve and expedite your job search.

Avoid these 10 buzzwords in your LinkedIn profile to keep recruiters interested, and make your LinkedIn profile stand out by adding some personality.

Find out if your desired career requires licensure – and what licenses can net you the highest salaries.

Have you ever lied on a resume? See the studies that say you're not alone and how hiring managers really feel about it.

A cover letter is an opportunity to explain why you're perfect for the job. Learn what not to include and what to emphasize to create a good cover letter.

If you're changing careers, your resume needs a makeover to show how your skills apply to a new field. Learn how to update your resume for a new career.

A large proportion of job seekers express frustration with applying for jobs online, but success remains possible.

Find out what video game testers do, how to become a game tester and what the salary range is.

A willingness to learn new skills is the trait executives say is most important to an employee's career success. See how to show your willingness to learn.

The job market is always changing. Learn what employers, hiring managers and job seekers should know about recruitment, hiring and onboarding trends.

Choosing a major or researching a career path to pursue with your degree? Here's a guide to popular – and surprising! – careers for the top college majors.

Real estate agents help clients buy or sell properties. Learn what it takes to become a real estate agent, what real estate agents do and more.

Some majors land higher-paying jobs right after graduation. Here's what they are, and what you can do if your major isn't one of them.

Companies spend massive amounts of money looking for qualified employees. Learn how the skills gap is limiting the hiring pool and how to address it.

Technical skills dominate three separate rankings of the top skills employers are looking for.

How do you know if your job is the right career for you? This guide can help you determine if it’s time for a career change.

Virtual reality and augmented reality skills translate into jobs in software, wearables, education, healthcare and more. Learn how to find a VR or AR job.

Find out the most common interview questions and how to answer them to improve your odds of getting the job.

Freelancing can be a great way to make extra money or build a business. Here’s what you should know before getting started.

To succeed in the music business, you need to understand finance, macro- and microeconomics, and data analytics. Here are some jobs that check these boxes.