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AI Is Standing Between You and Your Next Job — Here's How to Get Your Application Into Human Hands.
It's becoming harder to become a standout, but there is one way that will always help show off your individualism in a sea of resumes.
Streaming VOD Sector is Projected to Create a Potential of 3,30,000 Jobs by 2028: Report
Premium online video is now comparable to other media industries in terms of investments and its economic impact on the film business, telecom and other allied industries
Job Applicants Skip This 'Essential' Step in the Hiring Process — and It Hurts Their Chances, Experts Say
The youngest generation of job applicants is doing things differently.
Tesla Now Has Nearly 800 New Jobs Open — Up From Only 3 Roles in May
The job openings could indicate where Elon Musk wants to steer Tesla next.
PMI Rises From 57.5 in May to 58.3 in June: HSBC Report
The HSBC India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for June 2024 indicates a recovery in the Indian manufacturing sector, with the PMI rising from 57.5 in May to 58.3 in June.
Job Creation at an All Time High After 18 Long Years: PMI
The rate of job creation also reached its highest level in over 18 years, according to a recent business survey.
The Top Skill Job Applicants Need to Stand Out in 2024 Has Nothing to Do With AI, Says Workforce Expert
Although having the right technical skills might be a prerequisite for certain roles, there's another factor that will help candidates rise to the top.
3 Reasons To Encourage Your Teen to Get a Summer Job or Internship
Summer is the best time for teenagers to develop and learn these three skills, which will serve them well throughout their careers.
5 Green Flags That Help Entry-Level Candidates Get the Job — and 4 Red Ones That Definitely Don't, According to a Career Coach
Natalie Dawson breaks down what employers look for during the interview process.
These Are the Top 15 Jobs With the Highest Entry-Level Pay
Seven engineering positions made the list.
Fewer Young Men Are Going to College — Here's a State-By-State Breakdown of Where They'll Have the Best and Worst Job Prospects
Some top companies have gotten rid of college degree requirements altogether.
What Is a 'Dry Promotion' — and Has It Happened to You? Employees in This Specific Group May Be the Most Likely Victims.
The phenomenon is becoming more prevalent as companies grapple with tighter budgets.
These Are the 'Loneliest' Jobs in the U.S., According to a New Report
Remote work isn't necessarily the root cause.
Symbiosis For Success: Bridging The Youth-Organization Gap In The Arab World
A fundamental reassessment is imperative within the current employment system to align with the rapid evolution of the global job market.
How Small Businesses Can Still Create Jobs Despite Inflation and Rising Interest Rates
I've worked closely with small businesses for more than 10 years — here's how they can power through this tough economy and create jobs in the process.