Career

Despite the anemic economy and unpredictable job market, students in the graduating class of 2012 may have reason to be optimistic, according to a new survey from job search sites CareerBuilder and CareerRookie.com, a subsidiary.



They're called "digital natives," and they're all around you. If you have children, they could be growing up right now in your home.

More members of Gen Y are doing creative, entrepreneurial jobs than was true in prior generations, certainly more than the Baby Boom.

In the past, getting a business degree was seen as a good idea for those who did not want to specialize in a particular field of business such as marketing or finance. Recent information may challenge that line of thinking.

Jerry Richardson has some news for professional athletes trying to make it in business: It’s not easy.

The number of young adults in their 20s without jobs is the highest since record-keeping began after World War II.

Feng Shui is the Chinese art or practice of positioning objects, especially buildings and furniture, based on a belief in patterns of yin and yang and the flow of chi that have positive and negative effects. And some believe that applying the principles of Feng Shui to your office setting can boost creativity, productivity and profitability--and make your workplace a less stressful place to be.



Technology continues to untether employees from their workplaces, while the weak job market has many families reluctant to relocate.

As the old saying goes a clutter desk equals a cluttered mind. But sometimes it is difficult to create order in a chaotic work environment.



Recent studies suggest that a large, untapped source of impressive prospects exists, and has surprisingly gone largely untapped. According to the Disability Funders Network, disabled individuals comprise the most substantial minority category in the United States, encompassing roughly one in five Americans.