Fortunately, the job market is projected to stay healthy throughout the new year. So those who are looking for a new job will probably have good choices, depending on their background and experience.

All else follows. Here’s your 12-point job readiness checklist: 1. Attitude “Your attitude determines your altitude,” goes the old saying, but it’s absolutely true and always has been.

Devote at least three hours a day to your job search if you have a job, and six hours if you don’t. Read the newspaper and listen to the local and national news every day.

Instead, use this checklist to ensure you're ready, prepared, organized and still genuine in the job interview: 1. Am I clear on the requirements of the job?

She is the author of three books focused at military audiences: Success After Service: How to take control of your job search and career after military duty, (2020), Engaging with Veteran Talent ...

It could be a daunting task to find the right recruiter for your specific needs. Don’t worry; here is a quick checklist to help you seek out the best, most-appropriate recruiter for your job search.

LinkedIn has released its Students app, tailored specifically for graduates looking for the best job option available after college.