Have you ever found yourself wondering: "Is it just my imagination or is this interviewer trying to get under my skin?" The questions all seem a little rude. The tone is sharp and overly critical. ... More »Keeping Your Cool in a High Stress, High Stakes Interview

For an exclusive CNNMoney list, research firm Universum Global surveyed college students around the world to see where they most want to work. More »World’s Top Employers for New Grads

Do you ever wake up in the morning and ask yourself: “Am I in the right job?” “At the right company?” “On the right career path?” “Doing what I am supposed to be doing with my life?” If so, you are not ... More »Why You Can't Find A Job You Love

ManpowerGroup surveyed more than 18,000 employers in 100 metropolitan areas to find out who’s hiring, who’s firing and who plans to maintain their current staff levels in the fourth quarter of 2013. Here ... More »The Best and Worst Cities for Jobs This Fall

Paul From was used to meeting the spouses and children of employees at company events. As chief executive of Central Wire Industries, a manufacturing firm based in Perth, Ontario, he has long held regular ... More »Should You Bring Mom and Dad to Your Job Interview?

Here are 10 companies that want to hire, but are struggling to find the right people. More »10 Hard-to-Fill Jobs

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Learn from your mistakes, they say. We say... More »6 Cover Letter Mistakes You Don't Want to Make

Because of a major decline in jobs during the recession, the number of nonfarm workers is up just 5% over the past 10 years. While the past decade’s painful recession and the slow job growth that has followed ... More »America’s Disappearing Jobs

Procreating might not actually lead to a employment, but parents seem to have better luck finding and keeping work. Why a disproportionate share of the long-term unemployed don’t have children. More »Want to Improve Your Job Prospects? Have a Kid

Over the past 10 years, the number of nonfarm workers rose by just 5%. But despite past decade’s painful recession and the slow job growth that has followed, several occupations have more than doubled ... More »The 10 Fastest-Growing Jobs in America

Close to a third of the adult U.S. population has a college degree. While it no longer necessarily guarantees a job, as it once did, graduating from college is a prerequisite for the vast majority of high-paying ... More »Seven High-Paying Jobs With Only A High School Diploma

The job-market recovery is leaving teenagers behind—especially those from low-income and minority backgrounds. Less than a third of 16- to 19-year-olds had jobs this summer, essentially unchanged from ... More »Summer Jobs Elude Many Teenagers

If you happen to be among the 7.4% of Americans who are unemployed, there’s reason to take another look at the ol’ resume. And that’s just what Deb Dib does for a select group of clients each year who ... More »The $20,000 resume

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There appears to be a single industry that is behind the significant change in the average wages. More »American Cities Where Wages Are Soaring

Though a traditional four-year college degree is not a prerequisite, many of these jobs still have rigorous requirements, such as apprenticeship programs. More »High-Skill Jobs That Don’t Need a College Degree