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You need to ask yourself if your awesome technology knowledge is getting in the way of your getting ahead.

Marc shares why top hiring professionals nationwide choose to work with TheLadders.

The Wall Street Journal dropped by the other day to have a look at our research on making job ads easier for you to read and understand.

I've been tweeting about the dramatic increase we've seen in hiring numbers over the past several weeks in our system.  More people today are telling us that they've been hired through TheLadders than ever before.  

When you're thinking about moving jobs, you need to have a brief, pithy assertion of who you are and what you're qualified to do.  It's important that you be able to explain to an old colleague, or a new connection, in 30 seconds or less, what it is that you're looking for.

I've been working with Amanda for a decade now, and was awfully proud to see the young woman who started here right out of college get the spotlight she deserves on national TV last Wednesday morning.

We have over thirty thousand employers looking for new employees on TheLadders, and we could use your help.

Sometimes that bad news comes in the prettiest packages. One of the most common I've seen in the careers business is the generous severance payout. What seems like a gift from the highest graces too often turns out to be bad tidings in disguise.

You know, almost half of searches done here at TheLadders are done without a keyword. That's great because you get to see all the great jobs in your city. But sometimes that can return more jobs than you have time to review in a morning.

Here's an easy way to turn dreaded employment networking into deadly effective bonding.