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Tips for Online Job Hunters
Online job hunters make common mistakes, writes Elizabeth Garone in the Wall Street Journal . Things to keep in mind: Mind your manners: This applies to your tweets, blogs, even your Facebook postings....
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Labor Dept Has a New Site for Jobless
For those who wish they were working this holiday weekend, the Labor Department has a new website aimed at helping out-of-work Americans land a job. Called My Skills, My Future, the site allows...
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America's Worst Job-Hunting Cities
Miami and LA might be beautiful places to live—but they’re really terrible places to find work. Those two cities top the list in a new Indeed.com analysis of the worst cities to find employment....
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Jobs Site Monster Cutting 400 ... Jobs
It's a layoff announcement with a sad, ironic twist: Monster Worldwide, which runs the online recruitment site and makes job-search software, is itself slashing 400 jobs, reports Reuters . That amounts...
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How to Get a Job: Stay Positive for Months
If you're looking for a job, get ready to stick it out for four months—and keep up that can-do attitude. Researchers tracked the job search experiences of 177 unemployed subjects for 20 weeks and found...
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eHarmony Looks to Match Bosses, Workers
EHarmony is moving from the business of love to the business of, well, business. The dating website is developing a job service that aims to cut through what one eHarmony exec calls the "artificial and...
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Photo Editor Mistakenly Makes Job Plea Very Public
Gawker has spotted a cringe-worthy gaffe by a photo editor at the Associated Press whose job search went inadvertently public. A photo caption that went out across the wires began in ordinary fashion,...
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What Our Voice Says About Us
Job hunters, take note: If you're insecure during an interview, your voice may give you away. A new study reveals that people speak in higher-pitched voices when they're speaking to someone they see as...
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She Applied for Work at a Job Fair. She Didn't See the Camera
Ja'Naea Modest thought she'd been stealthy. On her lunch break from work Friday, the 33-year-old from Champaign, Ill., switched outfits, headed to a job fair, and filled out an application, thinking...
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