Our survey reveals that one in four respondents lie, exaggerate, or provide inaccurate information on their job applications.
What if you were told that a hidden language makes up 98% of your communication in job interviews, beyond discussing your skills and achievements?
Every summer has its viral moment — and this year, it just might be the job post. From zipline guides in Montana to grilled cheese ambassadors in Maine, our survey of over 3,000 young people pulled back the curtain on what Gen Z is really looking for in a seasonal gig.
Interviewing is an art with its own set of rules and expectations, and it can be challenging to know what to do in the moment. We’ll give you the top 12 examples of job interview etiquette rules, so that you can be prepared no matter what comes your way.
There’s something deeply satisfying about scrolling through a list of the “coolest jobs in every state.” It’s a mix of aspiration and curiosity - like peeking into someone else’s dream career. Our recent survey of over 3,000 people did exactly that, pulling back the curtain on which roles Americans most admire, envy, and imagine themselves doing if practicality weren’t a factor.
If you’re looking for remote jobs, a recruiter can be a great resource. We’ll cover everything you need to know about how to find a recruiter for remote jobs, including our expert tips and advice to help you land the job you want even faster.
You meet the job requirements, but hiring managers want to know why you think they should hire you. We’ll cover everything you need to craft a great “Why would you be a good fit for this position?” answer to increase your confidence and ace your next interview!
According to a Darden Report, women still earn 84 cents for every dollar a man earns for the same job on average in the US - and the gig economy is no exception. 32% more freelancers have joined the workforce since the pandemic, which begs the question, why does the gender pay gap exist even in the freelancer market?
Individuals experiencing homelessness face a unique set of challenges that can make securing stable employment incredibly difficult. Without access to basic necessities like a permanent address, reliable transportation, or vital documentation, navigating the job market becomes a daunting task.
To understand which educational and career pathways young professionals view as the ultimate recipe for success, we surveyed 3,018 young adults aged 18-25 about their dream university and first employer combinations.
From mall Santas to Christmas tree farm helpers, the holiday season creates unique part-time work opportunities that are enjoyed by many. To find out which festive positions bring workers the most joy—and attract the fiercest competition—we surveyed 3,000 seasonal employees across the country.
This survey of 3,000 young professionals ranks U.S. cities by career ambition among 18- to 25-year-olds. Major cities like New York and Los Angeles lead, while southern cities such as Houston and Atlanta are emerging hubs due to affordability and booming industries. Smaller markets like San Antonio and Nashville also attract driven talent, reflecting a shift toward less saturated job markets. The study highlights the need for sustainable career growth alongside ambition.
