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Take time out to meet with people for coffee when they ask, share a laid-off friend’s post who is looking for job leads, or simply ask others what they do. Read More

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Questions to ask in your job search to avoid hating your next role Atta Tarki

Before accepting a new role in your career, make sure to ask the employer and yourself the right questions during your job search. It could mean the difference between loving and hating your next job. Read More

Interview Tips

The surprising number of people that think they got a job based on attractiveness CW Headley

A new JPD survey of nearly 2,000 respondents provides a sobering insight into the fears and considerations expressed by young job hunters. Not surprisingly, attractiveness proved to be a chief concern. Read More

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The Top 15 highest-paying jobs in Business Project Management Ladders Staff

Ladders put together a list of the 15 companies hiring the most $100K+ jobs currently in Business Project Management using its database of high paying jobs. Read More

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The Top 15 high-paying employers in Chicago with the most open jobs Ladders Staff

Ladders put together a list of the 15 companies hiring the most $100K+ jobs currently in Chicago using its database of high paying jobs. Read More

Interview Tips

How to handle weird behavioral questions during an interview Rachel Weingarten

Over the years I’ve heard horror stories from people who’ve been asked the most awkward, bizarre or outright hostile questions relating to their past or future behavior. Read More

Office Life

This may be the secret to less turnover at your company Elvira Veksler

Companies that encouraged employees to keep their job searches top-secret often experienced a rebound effect: employees became bitter and retaliated by opting out of their responsibilities – with little downside. Read More

Job Search

Rather than quickly jumping on the first job offer you receive, do this John Feldmann

For many job seekers, receiving an offer is considered the ultimate success, signaling the end of the job search. But before jumping on the first job offer you receive, take time to assess it, to make sure it’s the right fit. Read More

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This is the number of hiring managers that will reject you based on your social media history Kyle Schnitzer

More than a quarter of respondents said their usage came back to haunt them at work, while 16% said it came up during a job interview. Read More

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