Job Search

Massachusetts has a massive opportunity for job seekers under Governor Charlie Baker's new economic relief plan.

Sometimes you need to look for the stuff other than money when it comes to finding a job that's a good fit for you. This fun chart from Visualistan shows you what other things  you should consider when applying for jobs.

When it comes to the job search, one of the best pieces of advice we’ve heard came from a Careerealism.com article that came out in 2014 titled “5 Job Search Lessons You Learned in Kindergarten”.  You remember kindergarten, right?  Total breeze.

If you’re looking for a job, you may want to stop and look at your social media profiles first.  It seems like an obvious first step but despite all of the stories about people who’ve sabotaged their jobs over a social media post- people are still displaying poor judgment online.

Believe it or not there are some people who wake up and can't wait get to work. And though you may not be one of them, it doesn't mean you don't like to work. It might just mean you aren't doing the right kind of work.

It’s a fear most of us have when it comes to keeping the job we have or taking a leap of faith and accepting a new job:  What if I hate it?

Recently, Careerealism put out an article outlining some of the ways you may be scaring your hiring manager without realizing it.

If you’ve held the same job for many years but are starting to think about switching gears, there are some things you should know about job searching in 2016.

With all of the college graduations going on, I thought it would be a good idea to bring up some things to keep in mind as graduates go through the tedious and overwhelming process of finding a job. ClassyCareerGirl.com just released some helpful tips that will help to put you on track to a new and fulfilling career!