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Traditional application methods aren't enough. Success now depends on upskilling, strategic networking and being referral-ready.

A jobs report arrived today, showing that the U.S. economy added more jobs than expected in September.

AI is changing the "architecture of roles" in companies. Roles are now defined not by job title but by a set of tasks and the skills needed to complete them.

Cuban's advice focuses on the type of company you should apply to.

A new study found that nearly one in three job postings never go anywhere.

Focus more on networking than simply submitting more job applications, says Alan Stein, CEO of professional coaching company Kadima Careers.

Here's how to set up your resume for AI-recruiter success, without the white text.

Professor Roman Yampolskiy predicted that artificial general intelligence would be developed and used by 2030, leading to mass automation.

A new report from career resources platform Resume Genius found jobs with the highest representation of older adults — and the highest pay.

Why consultants say employees staying in one place is bad for business.

Forget rigid job titles — smart organizations are pixelating their work to automate the grunt, empower their teams and outpace the competition.

A new report from career resources platform Resume Genius finds the top 10 AI-proof careers expected to see the most growth within the next decade.

Some young adults want to join the workforce right after high school.

How far will your wages go? It all comes down to location.

Friday's jobs report showed that employers were more cautious about hiring in May.

Let automation handle the busywork so you can focus on interview prep, networking, and closing offers.

Walk away from that keyboard and stop yourself from applying to another job in a mad dash, panicked and frenzy state. If you are unhappy in your current job, start by focusing on these three strategies.

Fiverr CEO Micha Kaufman told his employees that AI was coming for most jobs — including his.

One job seeker has already found employment after posting the offer on LinkedIn.

Pay is also up 4.6% year-over-year for job stayers and 6.5% for switchers.

The data shows that switching jobs yields only slightly more salary growth than staying put.