Workplace

In the final installment of a three-part series on building skills and credentials while unemployed, Karen Hammer of the Ignite Career Center focuses on how to learn the art of networking.

In this second of a three-part series on building skills and credentials while unemployed, Karen Hammer of the Ignite Career Center focuses on how to keep getting work while waiting to get a job.

Use the time on your hands while you are unemployed to beef up your digital skills, writes Karen Hammer of the Ignite Career Center.

Emotional intelligence is a fundamental skill that can significantly impact your professional advancement, writes Lisa Cohn of the Ignite Career Center.

The bottom line is that people working in hybrid environments feel the most engaged at work, writes Candice White of the Ignite Career Center.

When interviewing for a job, focus on everything you have to offer a prospective employer, advises Karen Hammer of the Ignite Career Center.

People with disabilities bring the same assets and qualities to a job as any other perspective employee, writes Stanley Stith of Jewish Community Services.

When contemplating a new job, think about greater work satisfaction beyond simply salary, writes Carol Henger of the Ignite Career Center.

Lisa Cohn of the Ignite Career Center offers tips on how to consider personal career fit in your job search.

Candice White of the Ignite Career Center offers tips on how to effectively apply for a job.

Carol Henger of the Ignite Career Center offers a sure-fire methodology for alleviating anxieties during a job interview.