Careers

The 7 Dumbest Things Job Seekers Write on Their Resumes

CareerBuilder and Jobfox founder Rob McGovern sounds off on the idiotic details he sees job seekers put on their resumes.

Objectivity Traps

While you can never be perfectly objective, knowing the major barriers to objectivity will help you get closer to it. Ignoring them makes you vulnerable.

Taking the Wireless Office to the Dogs

Zoom Room Shows How Wireless is Done

Software Developers Need to Prepare for Rigorous Recruiting Process

It's a software developer's job market, but IT hiring managers still act like it's an employer's market where they can put candidates through the paces.

3 Critical Elements of an Executive Job Search

Your resume, LinkedIn profile and professional bio make up the triple jump that launches an executive job search, says career coach Ross Macpherson. He explains how each of these elements complement each other and offers advice on how to make them st

CMOs and CIOs Tackle Technology: Q&A with Robert Mead, CMO and Michael Mathias, CIO at Aetna

Recently my colleague David Cooperstein and I had the opportunity to meet with Robert Mead and Michael Mathias, the CMO and CIO respectively at Aetna.

Easing Security Concerns Associated with Going Wireless

How to Organize Your Office and Boost Your Productivity

The average executive wastes six weeks every year searching for paper, according to certified professional organizer Ellen Delap. Maintaining an organized office where you can find items quickly and easily saves time and makes you more efficient, eff

Can’t pour old IT into new bottles

Obama Jobs Plan: How IT Workers Will Benefit

Obama's job creation plan, the American Jobs Act, which he unveiled in a speech to Congress last night, is designed to get people across industries back to work and to put more money in their paychecks. Though it's primarily focused on cons