It’s hard to say no once you finally get a job offer. Many people jump at the first job offer that comes their way or feel pressured into accepting, even though the job may not meet their needs. Read more..

According to a report by the Georgetown University Center on Education and Workforce, more than half of the jobs in Ohio will go to workers who have an advanced postsecondary degree on their resume by the end of the decade. Read more..

Have you been caught off guard by the interview question, "What is your biggest failure?" Most candidates usually respond by describing a minor mistake that won't make them look so bad. Or they may say, "I have never failed before." Read more..

The latest unemployment figures show that more professionals are moving from part-time jobs to full-time careers. Read more..

A new report has found that a person's risk of unemployment is directly related to the type of college degree they have on their resume. Read more..

Don't let lack of experience discourage you from applying for the job you want! If you are a student, recent graduate or entry-level applicant, it is understandable that your experience might be a bit thin. Read more..

A look ahead to the new year finds that while the overall hiring picture may not pick up, there still are a number of fields that will continue to need workers with specially skills on their resume.  Read more..

Why did you leave your last company? Why did you get laid-off? Why did you get fired? These are questions most interviewees fear and most interviewers ask. Learning to traverse these difficult interview questions is important to every applicant's survival. Read more..