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In the professional realm, gender disparities persist, manifesting in various ways, including the language and communication styles employed during interviews and discussions about achievements

Most professionals are focused on career growth, but even when you make a lateral career move, there are still benefits for your professional journey.

With the average corporate job opening receiving more than 250 applications per role, hiring managers often have a lot of resumes to sift through to find the best candidates.

The age of retirement is nothing but a number to many workers today. In what the Society for Human Resource Management calls the “Great Unretirement,” the number of people ages 65 and older who are working or looking for work has increased 144% in the past 20 years.

When economic times are tough, research shows people are more likely to view their jobs favorably as a way to stay financially stable. But when economies soar, and businesses grow, more job opportunities and higher salary offerings put your top talent at risk of leaving.

Contract work has become desirable for more professionals, allowing workers to “test-drive” companies before they consider full-time employment.

One way businesses can access a wider pool of talent is to shift from an experience-based hiring strategy to a skills-first hiring approach.

When you’re interviewing for jobs, it’s not just your education, certificates and technical skills that can land you the position.

All job seekers are familiar with one of the last questions an interviewer asks during an interview: “Do you have any questions for me?”

This May 2023, the professional social networking site LinkedIn turns 20 years old. Currently, the site boasts more than 900 million members in more than 200 countries and territories.