Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Julia Korn writes about leadership and career development. When an interviewer asks, ”Do you have any questions?” at the end of ...

Ethan Bernstein is a professor of business administration in the Organizational Behavior unit at the Harvard Business School. He spent five years at The Boston Consulting Group and two years in ...

The best time to prepare for your next big career move isn’t when you’re dusting off your résumé in a panic or scrolling job boards at midnight. It’s long before you even think you need a new role.

You've no doubt heard it before: The best time to look for work is when you already have a job. The problem, of course, is not tipping your hand to your current employer as you look for your next one.

This guide is part of the KQED News series What to Do After a Layoff. If you’ve just been laid off, how can you embark on finding a new job — especially if it’s been a while? How fast should you move, ...

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The job market is still red hot despite fears of a recession, and job seekers continue to display confidence in their ability to take up better jobs. "I quite often get this question from my students ...

The cartoon interviewer greets you onscreen. He looks a little young to be asking questions about a job—sort of a cartoon version of Harry Potter, with dark hair and glasses. You can choose other ...

As companies scramble to fill jobs at a time when talent is hard to find, many are turning to artificial intelligence to find, interview, and match candidates to much needed skills. Amid a recent ...