(MoneyWatch) Dear Evil HR Lady, I have been doing a lot of interviews lately and for whatever reason seem to not be getting very far because almost all the positions were filled internally. When I ask ...

Still not obtaining that coveted job, even though you’ve been doing the right prep work? Maybe it’s time to find internal “sponsors” or “coaches.” These are company insiders who can provide tips about ...

Savvy job seekers know that leveraging their network of contacts is a proven method for landing a new role. The need to use your network increases in importance with every year of experience -- ...

(MoneyWatch) There's a lot of mobility in the business market these days. Not only do people change jobs and careers more than in the past, but changing roles within a company is also common. If you ...

Job seekers, take note: Before updating your resume and hitting the job boards, consider employment opportunities that might be right under your nose. Many companies looking to fill vacancies give ...

Editor’s note: Inc.com columnist Alison Green answers questions about workplace and management issues-everything from how to deal with a micromanaging boss to how to talk to someone on your team about ...

Melissa DeLong, 48, held a few different jobs during her six years at Microsoft. Some of the job changes were her choice. Some weren’t. And though she was lucky enough to stay employed through several ...

Surveys show that nearly 85% of employees have found or obtained their job via networking. Additionally, it’s estimated that referrals are associated with a 2.6% to 6.6% higher chance of an accepted ...

“The veteran candidate is good,” a recruiter told me recently. "But no matter how good they are, the internal candidate is going to get the job every time.” Oh, yeah. The internal candidate. The ...

It’s clear what people want from work has significantly evolved in the past couple of years, whether that’s healthier work-life balance, a better culture fit, or moving into an entirely new industry.