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Are middle children more likely to program computers or fight fires? Do Scorpios or Capricorns belong to a higher earning bracket? A new survey from CareerBuilder.com looks at profession,...

Online job boards are the most often utilized recruiting tool for hiring managers at small and mid-sized organizations, according to a recent study by the Inavero Institute for Service Research, a...

It's long been understood that color can affect your mood, but what about your career choices? What do the colors you are drawn to say about your suitability for certain careers? The Color Career...

The opening ceremony not only signaled the start of the summer games in Beijing, but also the beginning of Olympic fever in the office. Twelve percent of workers say they plan to watch some of the...

While some may say the "glass ceiling" in the office is being shattered, according to a new survey from CareerBuilder.com, the Battle of the Sexes continues in the workplace. Employers are...

Is your resume more fiction than fact? Experts warn bending the truth can cost you the job. Although only 8 percent of workers admitted to stretching the truth on their resumes, nearly half (49...

More than one-third (36 percent) of retail employers say they have open positions for which they cannot find qualified talent, according to a recent survey from CareerBuilder.com. To help...

Downsized staffs paired with increased workloads may be causing a rise in stress levels around the workplace. According to a CareerBuilder.com survey of more than 7,600 workers nationwide, 78...

The hiring outlook for healthcare employees remains positive for the second half of 2008, as 26 percent of large healthcare employers (50 or more employees) are planning to increase the number of...

The hiring outlook for IT employees remains positive for the second half of 2008, as 35 percent of IT employers are planning to increase the number of full-time, permanent employees from July...