Recent arts graduate shares "startling" realization after landing first job
"Here I am, a dishwasher in the basement of a hotel," Kaylee Banks, an arts graduate with a double major, told Newsweek.
How To Write an Effective Cover Letter: 6 Tips for Job Seekers
Some recruiters don't read cover letters at all, but when they do, you have a real chance to have your resume at the top of their piles!
How gen Z are using AI to find jobs
Gen Zers are leveraging AI for job hunting as the U.S. added 353,000 new positions in January, shattering expectations.
College student sends 456 applications—this is how many jobs he was offered
Michigan student Oliver Wu told Newsweek there were times when he completed between "15 to 20 applications a day."
The 23 highest paying jobs without a degree
Commercial pilots, nuclear operators, supply chain managers and ship captains can all earn over $100,000 without a college degree.
The 20 best jobs for stay-at-home moms and dads
Want to work and stay home with your kids? These are the perfect jobs for stay-at-home moms and dads, plus how to get them.
The 17 best jobs for former teachers
Many teachers are burnt out and ready to leave the classroom. Here are 17 job options for teachers looking for new opportunities, plus tips for pivoting.
Administrative assistant job description (plus template)
A good administrative assistant can make your office more efficient. Use our job description template to find the right candidate.
The 23 best jobs for introverts
Introverts succeed in jobs where they can work uninterrupted, like truck driving, graphic design or web development.
The 21 best digital nomad jobs
Want the flexibility to travel while working full-time? Software engineer, marketing manager and content creator roles are perfect for digital nomads.
How to write a thank-you email after an interview
Here's exactly what you should include in a thank-you email to impress recruiters and hiring managers.
How to reject a job offer
Here's how to gracefully reject a job offer so you can keep the door open for future opportunities.
How to ask for a letter of recommendation (template included)
The right letters of recommendation can help you land your dream job. Here are tips for asking, plus a template.
What to do when you're laid off
Being laid off is stressful. Here's what you can do to protect your interests and search for a new role.
What is networking and why is it important?
Learn how networking can help supercharge your career.
Why you might regret the job change you're considering
When changing roles, think about the long-term effects. Here are five things to consider before moving on.
How to pivot your career: 5 strategies for success
Work fulfillment expert Tracy Brower breaks down how to change careers, and why now might be the perfect time to take the risk.
The 12 best skills to put on your resume (plus examples)
Including the right hard and soft skills can make or break your resume. Learn which skills to pick and how to showcase them.
The six best online job boards and apps
Indeed is our favorite job search app, but others like LinkedIn and Glassdoor offer unique features that make them worth using.
Woman cries as she reveals why yet another job rejected her: "Denied"
"The job hunt has been a super-emotionally and mentally taxing experience for me," Spencer Bryant, from Nashville, Tennessee, told Newsweek.
Are cover letters necessary?
Are cover letters a thing of the past? Find out when you should submit one, when you should save your time and expert tips from career coaches.
I quit stripping for a normal job. Now I might go back
I wanted to choose my mental health over money. But after quitting, I still felt stuck.
Should you disclose a disability to a new or potential employer?
Many job applications give you the option to disclose whether you have a disability. In many cases, it can be helpful to be open about it. Here's why.
Should I stay or should I go? Knowing when it's time to quit
Career coach and author Octavia Goredema explores when a job is salvageable and when it's time to walk away.
Seven red flags to look out for on a job ad, according to business experts
Newsweek spoke to HR consultants and experts who revealed some of the warning signs to spot on a job listing.
Woman shares her furious response to company's "out of touch" job advert
The woman told Newsweek that jobseekers are "angry" about a number of things, not least "unfair compensation for experience."
How recruiters can ensure their job postings reach diverse candidates
Increasing the reach of job postings can be as simple as making a few changes to the required qualifications.
Four Questions Job Seekers Need To Ask Themselves Before They Start Looking
Here are the top questions you should ask yourself before starting the interview process.
How To Navigate Showcasing Your Value After Being Laid Off
Even individuals with the most prolific and impressive careers are likely to be job seekers at least once in their life.
Woman realizes she's been applying for jobs with prank CV: "mortified"
The TikTok user told Newsweek the incident is "a good reminder to double-check my work."