Career Advice & Insights

MidAmerica Nazarene University recently surveyed 2,000 people and asked them everything about their ideal job. Here are the results. Read More

More than 64,000 employees weighed in on their experiences at work, and for too many, their careers were a story of isolation. Read More

Cities in the Midwest have the right combination of old, large and vacant single-family homes to make for a spooky city. Read More

As comedian Lewis Black once joked, “Candy corn is the only candy in the history of America that’s never been advertised. And there’s a reason — all of the candy corn that was ever made was made in 1911.” … Read More

So who better to dole out work advice to Millennial women then these three? Confusing job titles? Check. Social media savvy? Check. Read More

To get in the right mindset for a new job hunt, do not compare your timeline to others. Learn that someone else’s success is not your personal failure. Read More

Many of us are increasingly aware of our approaching obsolescence. Two-thirds of Americans believe that robots will be doing the jobs of humans in 50 years. But creative professionals are more optimistic than most Americans about their jobs in this future. In a new Adobe report that interviewed 75 working creatives in the U.S., U.K., and German, the … Read More

According to the survey, 31% of employees surveyed said they work while feeling tired “very often,” and 43% say they do this “somewhat often.” … Read More

The bulk of the lowest minimum wages are located in the Midwest and the South. The higher minimum wages are located in the West and the Northeast. Read More