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With recruiters now favoring online applications and sites such as LinkedIn allowing professionals to develop networks and search jobs ads, it's easy to think the traditional career fair has become antiquated. But it hasn't.

For many people, a beloved job that pays well can make up for outrageous hours that go along with it. But what happens when it is just too much?

Here are a few solutions on how to deal with bosses who make you want to call in sick -- every single day.

At what point does it make sense to leave a boring job and find one that not only pays you well and gives you perks, but also makes you happy?

If you think you've been doing outstanding work and you deserve better compensation, there are steps to take before you walk into your boss's office.

Stranger are often easier to manage and -- if needed -- fire.

Other than going to extreme lengths like quitting your job, is there anything else you can do when colleagues' insecurities start making your life miserable?

You might think you can but you can't possibly do it all yourself. Don't be an anti-delegator.

A movement toward minimalism has begun to take hold.

Despite the faster pace of business these days, there are ways to take back control and feel less beleaguered.

Stressed-out, overwhelmed and doing too much? Join the club. It's OK.

Many business people -- from founders to established executives to onlookers -- misunderstand the role of boards and corporate governance, particularly for young companies.

It takes determination, experience, research, timing and hard work to start a business. And, many fail. Here are some tips on launching your venture successfully.