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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.

Solve the puzzle, score a job? Here's how a brand new Googler says he did.

The ecommerce giant's 'bruising' environment teaches an important lesson about doing what works at an organization level and having the right employees.

Here are a few ways to make sure your online presence stands out on the the social-media platform.

Notifications using the newest technology offer a hot new platform for drawing those talented folks to you.

Who you think YOU ARE is the key to success.

Here's a hint: Times New Roman is not your friend.

A snapshot of what the newest members of the workforce want out of their careers.

Hint: Most people interviewing for a job have more than a minute to make a good impression -- but not much more.

It may tough to land your resume in the "yes" pile, by following this advice will heighten your prospects.

Whether you're reading resumes or writing your own -- here are some common errors to look for and avoid.

Learn to tell when you've reached that point of "take this job and shove it."

Stability isn't something that's guaranteed at large companies. It's something that you have to make for yourself.

Job site Glassdoor released a ranking of the top 25 cities to work in.

Our HR expert discusses what resume elements will help lead to an interview, what he looks for in employees and the importance of thank-you notes.

3 factors play into your hiring potential -- big time. Here's what will get you hired.

With recruiters spending an average of just six seconds reading each resume, one error is all it takes for yours to end up at the bottom of the trash bin.

Paid attention to your "professional summary"? Maybe it's time you did.

You should be asking every prospective worker these questions.

With 100,000 users and counting, Campus Job is on a mission to give students across the country a 'passport to employment.'

While there's a lot of job advice out there that sounds like a broken record, there are some under-the-radar tips that can help you stand out from the crowd.