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That skill on your résumé probably isn’t catching the employer’s eye, a new report from the Wharton School says. Here's what ...

Eirik Horneland is a frontrunner for the Aberdeen manager's job following his departure from Saint-Etienne last weekend. The ...

A viral post on X said a job seeker lost out on the opportunity to interview for a banking role after listing olive oil as an ...

A calendar invite pops up on your laptop, with no subject, just a time slot and an HR name you half-remember. Your stomach ...

Whether or not AI is already changing your job description, here are five actionable steps you can take to future-proof your ...

The push to find passion at work assumes a freedom many people do not have. When meaning has to wait, staying in an imperfect job can still be the right move, says this writer.

Deciding between more school or starting your career? Learn the simple pros and cons of higher studies versus getting a job ...

Send questions about the office, money, careers and work-life balance to workfriend@nytimes.com. Include your name and ...

Ever since owning a house became an entire personality, rather than a place to keep your stuff, we don’t laugh as much. Aspiration and humour are not bedfellows. Humour has diminishing returns as you ...

In a sluggish job market, workers often have to tough it out at a less than ideal job. Barron’s has tips for making the best of it.

When a recruiter wants to talk in general, still prepare like it’s a job interview, and make it a two-way information ...