Networking

Moving out of your comfort zone can be daunting, but the workplace rewards are worth the risks.

Four responses you can use in an interview if a hiring manager asks for your Facebook password.

This week, I'd like to tell you what you can do about the things that are within your control on the job search — your resume, your interview and your process. And next week, I'll cover those that are out of your control and how to handle them.

Tips on how to create a Twitter profile that showcases expertise to attract relationships with industry gurus, in-house and agency recruiters, corporate brands, hiring managers and potential customers.

For most professionals, personal branding thrives online. Through juggling social media profiles, managing reputation, creating content and securing our sites, we may forget that personal branding can also be done in person — and can be just as effective.

Here's an easy way to turn dreaded employment networking into deadly effective bonding: When you're networking, ask for a reference, not a job.

Practice makes perfect, but be sure to tweak your pitch to keep it effective.

Now that the Vince Lombardi trophy has been awarded and the commercials have been laughed at, applauded, or panned, it's time for you to get on to your super week of job searching.

To help, I've drafted our 46 best tips from the archives. They're the most useful — and the most used — job search tips we have.

Turning a second-tier contact into an opportunity in the job search.

5 simple guidelines to help you market your skills and network online.