careers

Today I thought it was appropriate to revisit the conversation on the absolute farce of the gender pay gap.

With few exceptions, it is still advisable to give your old company advance warning before you clear out your desk -- though that doesn't mean everyone is doing so.

As 2016 gets into full swing, will you be among the growing number of workers searching for a new job?

What would make you want to quit your job? More and more companies want to find out, as the cost of finding the right person and getting them up to speed to replace you is expensive, time consuming and a gamble. A new study done by TINYpulse an employee engagement firm which surveyed about 400 full time U...

Here's a really interesting video that Dennis found that you should watch whether you have kids or not.

A new Rutgers poll says that the majority of NJ workers are not happy in their job. Our pay and benefits have been cut and more pressure and stress has been added to many of our workloads.

Diana Navarro loves to code, and she's not afraid to admit it. But the 18-year-old Rutgers University computer science major knows she's an anomaly: Writing software to run computer programs in 2014 is - more than ever - a man's world.

When you chose your career path, did it play more to your strengths or desires? According to a new study, The careers that high school students think they want to pursue don’t always match up with their academic strengths and interests.

By Jeff Deminski As times change, technology advances, and requirements to hold a certain job change, it's important to stay up to date on what skills you should and should not brush up on before going into your next interview.

Just because you don’t have a college degree doesn’t mean you can’t get a high paying job.