Career Advice & Insights

New research shows that 69% of employees report spending up to one hour daily going back and forth between apps, which is up to a whopping 32 days annually. Read More

In honor of International Women’s Day on March 8 and Women’s History Month, WalletHub released its report on 2018’s Best & Worst States for Women and you may be surprised which states were friendlier to women than others. Read More

We already know that sitting down at work takes a toll on our bodies. But now, new research is finding that standing desks are not great for our bodies either. Read More

When Frances McDormand invited other women onto the pedestal with her during her acceptance speech for her Oscar for “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,” she showed that Hollywood has a huge amount of potential to go around — whether you’re an Oscar recipient or not. Read More

Let an embarrassing week for a New York City mayor be a case study in not prematurely announcing a hire. Read More

If you’re starting a YouTube channel, don’t expect to get rich quickly, or at all. Read More

Employers looking for potential hires on college campuses has been a common practice for years and an effective recruitment tactic. However, one group of people is not very happy about it: The 40-and-over working crowd. Read More

In an act of solidarity for his coworker, FEMA’s male press secretary Paul McKellips said that he was quitting because of the “boys club” that was excluding the former head of external affairs, Susan Phalen, from meetings. Read More

The #TimesUp movement is in full force, and even though the initiative has made waves across industries and ideologies, new research makes it clear that every employer isn’t taking the intended message to heart. Read More