Job Skills

The majors that college students choose can have a big impact on their earnings, both after graduation and throughout their careers. One of the... Read more

The daily 9-to-5 grind has its perks: You’ve got a reliable schedule, you can wake with the sun and you’re home in time for prime-time TV.... Read more

In 2018, most companies know how important diversity is — after all, diversity can boost innovation, productivity and even financial performance.... Read more

Most job seekers are perceptive enough to know when an interview isn’t going well. So if you arrive late, can’t answer a question or totally... Read more

Volunteer for the Coney Island hot dog eating contest. Bike polo captain. Six-time marathon finisher. Part-time cannabis farmer. These are the job... Read more

You’ve got the job—congratulations!—but what you don’t have is a salary offer that makes you want to shout from the rooftops with joy.... Read more

No matter how desperate you are for a job, or how annoyed you may be at your current gig, there are some companies you’re better off not working... Read more

Early classes: stayed (mostly) awake for. Basics: completed. Major: declared. Man hours: logged. By the time you graduate college, you’ve probably... Read more

If you've ever thought about making the leap from a full-time job to freelancing, consider how Kayley Reed did it. The successful freelancer shares... Read more

Hear the word “ghosted,” and you probably think back to a particularly uncomfortable date in which you ended up alone, waiting for an admirer who... Read more

It’s official: more and more companies are encouraging LGBTQ friendly policies and environments for employees. This is good news for LGBTQ job... Read more

Growing up, I was always taught that the man in the household was the breadwinner. His role was to make the money and make the key financial... Read more