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Networking can be difficult, but it can be made a lot easier if you know how to communicate well. To that end, here are some tips for writing great networking emails.

Given the economic indicators pointing toward a recession, it’s important to fix these LinkedIn profile mistakes before—not after—you need to start looking for a new position. This way, you'll be ready for whatever the economy throws your way.

Welcome back to school! Have you got all your ducks in a row? Check out these tips for starting the school year off right—no matter what year you're in.

Even seasoned interviewees can fall back on some phrases that, while often well-meaning, can land them in trouble. Check out 14 interview no-nos and what to say instead.

Ever seen a posting for an entry-level job that said "two years experience required"? It's frustrating, to say the least. This infographic walks you through some ways to get experience before landing that first job.

A daily work diary can be an important tool at various steps in your career. Here are a few reasons you should keep that notebook handy.

Ageism is very real in today’s job market. If you’re worried that this bias might hinder your job search, don't fret. These six tips will help to age-proof your resume and showcase your skills effectively.

The first step toward landing one of the many open (and lucrative) jobs in software engineering is writing an excellent resume. Here are eight essential tips for writing a software engineering resume that will make you stand out and help you get the job you want.