So you've had your job interview, and, as you wait to
hear from the company, you keep replaying the interview in your mind and
wondering how you did. But is there any way to know until you get an offer or
rejection? No signs are 100 percent foolpr

Assess your skills according to what the market will
bear, not by what your previous employer paid you. Name your price, and don't
be coy.

Job-seekers want to know: How do I price myself in this
erratic job market? If I set my sights too hi

The job market is tough and it's getting tougher.  Your resume is your No. 1 marketing tool and
it may not be doing its job -- getting you an interview. 

One reason may be lack of time.  With the increased competition for jobs,
th

If you're having a difficult time finding a job, and it
seems like it's taking forever, don't despair. Here are some suggestions for
keeping your spirit positive:

Think Up. The mind is a powerful vessel. How we think and
what we think can c

Recent studies have shown that employers will form an
opinion of you within the first 10 minutes of the interview.  But here's the kicker, it's not always based
on what you actually say; it's on something we term "body
language."  F