Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. In 2026, resumes are doing more work than ever and receiving less confidence in return. As hiring grows more automated, competitive, and opaque, job seekers are reshaping how they present themselves on paper. Resumes are getting longer, customization is happening faster, and anxiety about applicant tracking systems […]
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on LiveCareer. The Fight for Flexibility report from LiveCareer explores the current state of workplace autonomy and reveals how pandemic-era flexibility is becoming increasingly fragile. While employees continue to push back against rigid schedules, expanding workloads, and narrowing remote options, the data reveals a workforce under strain, marked by […]
The latest research on artificial intelligence (AI) and jobs isn’t great news for millions of American women. According to a recent report from the Brookings Institution and the Centre for the Governance of AI, workers in clerical and administrative positions face some of the highest risk of AI disruption. And of the roughly 6 million […]
President Trump finally made it official this morning: Kevin Warsh is his pick to lead the Federal Reserve starting in May. If you’ve been following the public “audition” process over the last few months, the news probably isn’t a shock. Trump even called Warsh “central casting” for the role. But while the White House is […]
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. Advancing in your career isn’t just about having the right technical skills; it’s also about how effectively you work with others. This is where soft skills come into play — those essential personal traits that help you navigate the complexities of any job, from communicating clearly to […]
Let’s get one thing straight at the outset: “Passive income” is usually a lie. At least, the way it is sold on social media is. The idea that you can press a button and watch cash fill your bank account without effort is a fantasy. In today’s economic landscape, passive income exists on a spectrum. […]
If you’ve ever clicked on a “File Your Taxes for Free” banner only to be hit with a $40 charge because you dared to have a savings account or a freelance gig, you know the frustration. The tax industry has spent years mastering the art of the phony free offer, luring you in with promises […]
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. Monster’s 2026 Job Market Outlook, based on full-year 2025 job posting and job seeker data, shows that employer demand is holding firm in healthcare, essential services, infrastructure-related roles, and skill-based jobs, even as other parts of the market slow. Rather than broad-based growth or decline, the labor […]
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on FlexJobs.com. Part-time work often gets a reputation for offering lower pay, but that’s not always true. In many industries, there are good part-time jobs that offer competitive salaries in addition to flexibility and the chance to grow your career. If you’re looking for flexible or remote part-time work […]
Studio Romantic / Shutterstock.com If you want to advance your career without committing to a four-year degree, an associate degree offers a quicker path to high-paying jobs in fields like healthcare, marketing, and tech. Whether you’re seeking entry-level, part-time, or full-time work, this two-year degree provides a fast track into growing industries with competitive pay. […]
