Sam DeMase, a “CareerTok” influencer and ZipRecruiter career expert, explains what young workers are worried about.

Can you refrain from having an online presence and still find a job and grow your career? Perhaps. But you're making it much harder than it needs to be.

If you’re someone who already spends a lot of time on social media, you'll be happy to know you can get paid for it. Soc ...

Knowing how to use AI effectively to build your network can help you build connections and land your dream job.

In many industries, getting hired is not about what someone knows, but who they know. However, new research finds that the same star connections that help a candidate land a new job can hurt them when ...

Job search sites can help applicants efficiently search for and apply to a wide range of opportunities without needing to visit each company's website and check for open positions.

Social platforms vary widely in audience and impact. Here's how the top 10 compare in size, revenue, and brand potential.

Further actions include creating media literacy campaigns in schools to identify cartel propaganda and misleading job postings on social media. Media literacy should teach students to recognize ...

Indeed's Career Guide says many employers prefer to hire candidates vetted by mutual contacts. Some businesses don't even list openings on company websites — they rely solely on internal networking.

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Appointment Setter work-from-home positions are the latest job scam popping up all over your social media, the Better Business Bureau said.