Career Advice

If you've been on job interviews, you've found big differences in the interviewers' practices. Among them, you've probably encountered "behavioral" interviewing.

Experts say career makeovers are still possible — they may just involve smaller steps, rather than a radical change.

Experts say the time may be ideal for reinventing your image for a better job at the place you work.

You are being interviewed for a job and the hiring manager asks, “What have you done recently to further or enhance your career?  What would you say?

Stress at work is one of the leading causes of reduced productivity, job dissatisfaction and increased conflicts.

It’s hard to imagine that an activity as simple as social networking can cause problems on the job.

History is replete with examples of great African-American leaders. Civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr. and the great abolitionist Frederick Douglass are excellent examples of the true competencies and characteristics of leaders of the past. Today, the need for strong leadership is again becoming a front-and-center topic, especially in the workplace.

Today’s workforce is transient, what with layoffs, downsizing and individuals voluntarily changing jobs, sometimes careers, several times during the course of their work life.

We all know the importance of making a good impression when submitting a resume, writing a cover letter, or during a job interview.

If you're looking for a career that is in demand, where employers are hiring even in this tough economy, consider becoming an administrative assistant.