Career fairs are a great way to jump the line! Are you ready for them? Check here before you go!

Are you unemployed, underemployed, miserably employed, or transitioning military and feel that you have lost your way in the job search? Here are seven concrete actions you can take to re-energize your job search!

You have made the decision to find a new job. However, you want the timing to be yours. Here are five steps to take to make this a reality - thoughtfully and professionally.

Current job seekers cannot let their bias about a “temp job” limit their opportunities. In fact, a temporary position has its advantages. Learn more here…

It seems like every week there is a job fair you could be attending. That’s great for you if you’re actively searching for a job, right? But are they the best investment of your time? Here’s our advice to get the best results in the least amount of time.

The government job search can be confusing and frustrating even if you do everything right. But the benefits of working in a government organization can be life-changing. Here is practical advice for navigating the USA Jobs process…

You receive a call from a recruiter and after a few basic questions and a conversation about the position you have applied for the recruiter tells you, “we would like to schedule an interview for you”. There is an equal level of excitement and nervousness, so now what? Here are the first steps…

If you are unemployed, underemployed, or miserably-employed and have lost your way in terms of finding a new position, here are seven concrete actions you can take to refresh and re-energize your job search.

Your resume is your professional story, or your written “Elevator speech” with one main purpose - to get someone to talk to you! Read more to learn how.

You have spent weeks perfecting your resume, searched daily for jobs, submitted countless applications, built your LinkedIn profile and network and now you are waiting for “the call.” Are you really ready? Here are 8 practical tips for engaging an employer - professionally.

Struggling with some big life decisions? These tips will help you set yourself up to make the right choice.

Learn six concrete ways to make job fairs a part of your job search strategy.

Here is how to respond to “what do you do” if you are unemployed, underemployed, or miserably employed.

Transitions can be stressful - emotionally, intellectually, physically, and perhaps spiritually. It is a normal path which we all must travel.

Resumes tailored for specific employers and positions rise to the top of the stack of the hundreds of resumes submitted for the typical job.  Here is advice on how to efficiently do this tailoring.

Online job applications are a necessary but often frustrating part of today's job search.  Here is practical advice for higher quality and less painful online job applications.

Got an interview?  Congratulations!  You are a survivor of the first ruthless cut from perhaps hundreds of applicants to the "best qualified."   Now the "real fun" begins i.e., preparing for and successfully negotiating the interview process.   Here is some down-to-earth, practical advice.

Employers look for experience, skills, and education, but as importantly, they look for maturity, professionalism, social awareness, and a good cultural fit.  Even an email address is a discriminator.  Is yours helping or hurting your job search?

 All of us find ourselves considering from time to time our next career move.  Give yourself the gift of time, space, quiet, and privacy to seriously consider what you really want to do.  Here is how…

If you keep sending resumes and not hearing back, these tips will help you target your resume for each application.