Citywide career fairs offer more than 5,000 jobs
Job fairs are being held in all five boroughs on Thursday, June 6 and Thursday, June 13.
Jason Kidd announces retirement from NBA
The Knicks announced Monday afternoon Jason Kidd will retire from the NBA.
Summer fashion at work: DOs and DON’Ts
The official rules of summer attire at the office, from experts who know best.
Staying healthy at work: It’s your job
Keeping your office area sanitized and getting exercise on the job is key to living a healthy lifestyle.
PHOTOS: Looking back at the career of Barbara Walters
A look back at the career of Barbara Walters.
The Broad Experience: Find a mentor, ladies
Women can benefit from the guidance of a mentor in the workplace.
Expert advice: Building and sustaining a creative career
Professor and creative professional B. Jeffrey Madoff gives his advice for building a career around creativity.
Escaping life in black and white with “Live in the Grey”
Live in the grey is a company geared towards encouraging people to make money doing what they love.
Turning the tables on NPR’s Terry Gross
What do you ask a woman who interviews others for a living? A woman who has forged a lengthy and venerable career out of posing — often tough — questions to strangers. Strangers that have included the likes of Lynne Cheney, Tracy Morgan, Bill O’Reilly, and Jay Z, to name just a varied few. Well, to start with, you ask her what it feels like to have the tables turned. Does she feel compelled to lead the interview or direct the conversation? “No, no,” says Terry Gross, producer and host of NPR’s “Fresh Air.” “I let the interviewer do the driving.”
Tie on that apron, kids: Drexel University study says teens who have jobs are more likely to succeed
According to a study published by Drexel University’s Center for Labor Markets and Policy, teens who spend some time bagging groceries or syphoning fries into happy meals have a larger shot at success throughout their career.