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Workplace veterans have unique considerations when job hunting. Learn 15 tips for age-proofing your resume and showing your best side to hiring managers.

This guide explains what day trading is and how it works, as well as how to become a day trader and what you need to know before investing.

Spelling and grammar are still essential skills in the workplace. See how typos and other errors can affect your work, and learn tips on grammar.

To overcome workplace burnout, you need to reduce your emotional and physical exhaustion. Check out our guide on how to combat burnout.

Deciding on a layout for your small business depends on many factors. Learn if an open office, private office or combination is right for your company.

If you're changing careers, your resume needs a makeover to show how your skills apply to a new field. Learn how to update your resume for a new career.

Millions of people are exploring whether they can achieve financial independence and early retirement. Find out whether you should join them.

Professionals considering going back to school for a career change must research their options and know their budget. Follow these tips to find a new path.

For those aspiring to become enterprise IT architects, you should know that your road to accomplishing the goal will be demanding. Here's some practical advice on how to get in the field and succeed.

A SWOT analysis can help you understand your strengths and opportunities as well as your business's. Learn how to do the analysis here.

Should you have a peer mentor at your job? Learn how peer mentoring can provide experience and motivation for both employees involved.

If your office participates in gift-giving, this guide helps you decide what (and what not) to give your boss. Find appropriate gifts for any boss type.

Learn what a career coach is, how much they cost, and whether hiring one is the right move for you.

Few jobs come with more stress than those where workers are charged with protecting the lives of others.

Looking for gifts for your favorite co-workers that aren't lame and won't break the bank? We have 30 recommendations.

This guide explains how employees who believe they are underpaid should ask for a raise or look for a new job that pays a salary commensurate with their sk

What you do during and after a job interview matters. Avoid these common interview mistakes in your job search.

How do you know when to quit your job and when to stay? Learn how to quit professionally – and maybe leave your day job to start a business.

Learn why hiring managers ask these questions in interviews – and how to answer them.

To cut costs, businesses sometimes stop investing in younger employees' needs. Millennials and Gen Z want to get the maximum value for their work.

Financial concerns are a common concern during unemployment, but there are other issues unemployed individuals often experience.

A large proportion of job seekers express frustration with applying for jobs online, but success remains possible.

All generations value a healthy work-life relationship.

This article examines the relationship between pay and flexibility at work, and which one is more appealing to workers.

Some personality types are better suited to a work-from-home arrangement. Learn traits compatible with remote work and how to build the necessary habits.

Working from home has advantages and disadvantages. We'll debunk common work-from-home myths and share the pros and cons of remote work.

Job applicants have made disastrous blunders during interviews. Learn from 10 job interview mistakes to set yourself up for success.

Some majors land higher-paying jobs right after graduation. Here's what they are, and what you can do if your major isn't one of them.

Body language and nonverbal cues can affect your job interview and how you're perceived. Learn tips for making a positive impression on hiring managers.

Two-day Thanksgiving holidays have become a popular tool among employers to boost employee morale, improve productivity and fight burnout.