Pay attention to what is written in a job posting. There are many clues in the words chosen in the job posting that can tell you much about the expectations for the role and the type of work environment you may encounter.

Before saying yes to a job offer, evaluating the role, manager, and organization across these ten key criteria is crucial. It is a rare individual whose work happiness is based upon only one of these factors.

In navigating the "greatest weakness" interview question, you can provide an authentic answer that will not make you anxious when delivering it and impress your interviewer.

Following up with your networking contacts is like tending to a garden – when you give it the regular care it needs, you're likely to see your relationships thrive over time, just like you'd water your plants to help them thrive.

In the world of job hunting, it's easy to fall into the trap of thinking you need to tick every box on a job posting even to stand a chance. But let me tell you, that's not how the game is played.

LinkedIn introduces hundreds of features each year, many specifically for job seekers. Yet most job seekers are unaware of those that could be helpful in their job searches.

A networking resume is a document that highlights your professional background, skills, and accomplishments with the specific goal of making connections and expanding your professional network.

Like ice cream flavors can go from plain Vanilla to crazy combinations like Chocolate Macadamia Nut Mint, ATSs can go from basic to all the latest bells and whistles. And even if the software does have all the bells and whistles, the recruiter and talent team decide what to use and what not to.

Your LinkedIn profile lets you show the world who you are. Don't waste this free chance to make a great first impression! Customize your profile so it really speaks to the kind of jobs or people you want to connect with. An optimized LinkedIn profile can help you make new friends, find new opportunities, and grow your career.