After months of unemployment, you’ve found yourself with not one, but TWO job offers in front of you. It happens more than you would think. How do you handle this? In some cases, you may not actually have two offers on the table. Rather, you may have had interviews with two companies, heard from the...

One increasingly popular tool that employers are using to evaluate candidates is the behavior-based interview. A behavior-based interview uses questions designed to draw upon past experiences – times in your life when you found yourself in a situation or problem where you needed to take a set of actions...

If volunteering is something you’d like to start doing post career, there are a few tips that can help you identify the ideal volunteer opportunity for yourself. You’ll want to think about what you want to do and where you might want to volunteer in that capacity. In addition, think about the time...

Most job seekers find that, at least, some aspects of their search requires online resources, whether those resources are for networking, finding job openings, or conducting company research. Whether you consider yourself a computer novice or a power user, there are important things to keep in mind as...