In my 20+ years of coaching job seekers, I’ve yet to come across a client who is excited to embark on a job search, even if they’re initiating it.

Post-pandemic, the world of work will look very different from before, and the professionals who thrive will be those who are prepared for these important shifts.

Being able to identify when saying "sorry" is the best and most appropriate approach is a skill leaders need to hone.

In order to continue reaping rewards, entrepreneurs have to be willing to break the mold and try something different.

Stitch Fix, a San Francisco-based online personal styling service, announced that it will lay off 1,400 stylists, representing almost 20% of its workforce.

It's easy to feel frozen in place in our careers and lives when everything around us is up in the air. We can, however, practice strategies for creating our own sense of direction, in spite of the many unknowns.

You have a choice to make. You can let yourself get overwhelmed by what’s going on in the world or you can take action. If you wallow in misery, nothing will improve. The only real solution is to try and make the best life for yourself, despite everything that's happening in our crazy world.

On the job hunt? Chances are your interviews have turned online. Here are five tips to help you ace your virtual interview.

$5 billion of student loan debt.

A new study suggests a need for employers to rethink how they go about attracting and retaining the generation coming of age in this challenging job market. The study also challenges the usefulness of conventional generational groupings such as Gen Z, Gen X and Millennials.