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Employers not calling you back? 5 reasons why
Being out of work for two years or longer makes candidates harder to place than people with a criminal record, recruiters say. Gen Y, take note: A history of job hopping is a deal-breaker, too. By Anne...
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The pros and cons of job hopping
Changing jobs every couple of years used to be a red flag to prospective employers. It's less so now, as long as your resume tells a clear story.
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Is your resume a mixed bag? How to tie it all together
A patchwork of unrelated jobs can be a tough sell to prospective employers. The secret: Knowing what to leave out.
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A job hopper could be your best new hire
In a job market still struggling to recover from the doldrums, applicants often outnumber openings, so it's tempting to narrow the field by turning thumbs down on anyone whose resume lists, say, five...
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Have you been at your job for ‘too long’?
Dear Annie: I've been working for the same company for 17 years and, now that we've been acquired by a former competitor, some of us are being offered voluntary "early retirement" severance packages....
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