The Right Way to Say, ‘I Quit!’


The job market is finally showing signs of life–and that means more workers will likely have the opportunity to change jobs in the coming months. It’s clear that many will welcome this: A recent survey by the Corporate Executive Board, a research an

The Worst Jobs in the U.S.
Some careers have it all–good pay, interesting work, excellent prospects–while others offer uncomfortable working conditions, marginal compensation, and dead-end career paths. The following jobs get low marks for these reasons and more. …

What Your Workspace Says About You
If you spend a lot of time at a desk, personalizing the space makes sense–whether it’s a private corner office or a shared cubicle. But just as your clothes and body language make an impression on others, your workspace gives coworkers and clients a

5 Ways You Bug Your Boss–and How to Stop
Even if you get your work done and generally get along with your coworkers, you may have habits that bug your boss. While these quirks may not necessarily get you fired, they can certainly keep you from climbing the corporate ladder.=================

The Art of Informational Interviewing
An informational interview may not guarantee you a new job, but it can help you learn more about your industry and give you a leg up on the competition. Robin Reshwan–the founder of Collegial Staffing, which specializes in career preparation, on-cam

Is Your Employer Taking Advantage of You?
Since the recession began in December 2007, more than half of all American workers have become unemployed, taken a pay cut, suffered a reduction in hours, or had to take a temporary job because they couldn’t find a full-time position, according to th