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A new study also looks at the disconnect between recent college grads who think they are ready for the workforce and the hiring managers who disagree.

Here's what I learned from interviewing for a job I didn't really want -- but I got the gig, and it launched my career.

The firmer labor market tone was also evident in another report on Tuesday, which showed small businesses increasingly having trouble finding qualified workers to fill open positions.

With 65 percent of employers hiring from social media, it pays to "get social and get hired."

A recent national survey finds a huge disconnect between employers and job seekers. It's time they got on the same page.

The burden is on the job seeker to find roles that will get their entrepreneurial career off the ground.

With the proposed system, the network could offer suggestions like taking a professional course or moving to Los Angeles to gain better odds.

Personalization, constant communication and video are the benchmarks of recruiting platform HireArt.

Lies and embellished resumes. Inappropriate content: Turns out more employers are giving these job-seekers a second chance.

To win in the job-interview competition, you need to invest time and effort, be committed and persevere.

Finding a job isn't easy, but these simple tips can make finding a job easier.

As your startup gets bigger and you start to bring on team members, it's important to think about not only the kind of person you're hiring but also the role they'll play in your growing business

Have you ever considered exchanging feedback about the interview process with the interviewee?

LinkedIn recently revealed what skill sets are most sought after by employers.

Instawork, a new online service, solves a restaurant's hiring woes.

Being the CEO and the janitor isn't for everyone. Here is some sage advice on how to get back into the day-job routine after working for yourself.

As hiring increases, companies need to know how to appeal to a wide variety of job seekers.

A few requests from job hunters to interviewers.

A lot of well-intended job-hunting advice focuses on preparing a job seeker to answer questions about themselves. That's only a piece of a complete strategy.

The beginning of the year is the perfect time to start over in a new work environment. Here's why.

Don't stop now -- take advantage of less competition and employers eager to fill positions before the end of the year.