Job seekers are moving to social media to strike gold in a trying application process. Searching for an end to doomscrolling ...

"Although around 60% of Gen Z believes resumes will lose their value in the next five years, 80% still use them to apply for ...

Aussie job seekers who submit traditional, written resumes could be overlooked for roles as recruiters increasingly prefer ...

In a new survey from CVwizard.com, 62 percent of Gen Z-ers believe traditional resumes will be obsolete by 2028.

With the “great stay” period leaving more people feeling stuck in their jobs, it’s important for job hunters to use a range of tools to seize any promising employment opportunities that do emerge.

If you're on the job hunt, career TikToker Hanna Goefft shares exclusive tips for using social media and your digital presence to land your next job.

Workers are frustrated by what they see as a broken job market filled with ghost postings and scams. Some are turning to ...

In a competitive labor market, highlight not only your technical skills but also adaptability and cultural fit.

Aussie workers are turning to TikTok and other social media platforms to help them make key career decisions, including whether to quit their job or apply for a specific role.

That old adage still rings true that you shouldn’t post anything controversial on your social media handles that you wouldn’t ...

Louisiana will seek to resume carrying out death sentences in the coming months after a 15-year pause, this time using ...