Career Advice Blog

With Thanksgiving around the corner, let's take a look at planning ahead for the short week so you can get the most work done in the fewest number of days.

Taking time to give back to the community during college is important—both because it's a noble cause and because it enriches your college experience. Check out these ways you can lend a hand around campus and your community.

Introverts might not be the most vocal and outgoing, but they still want their work to make a strong impact. Here are six great careers that require minimal interaction with other people while also offering the ability to make a difference.

What is it like to work as in-house counsel? In this interview, Steve McManus—Senior Vice President and General Counsel at State Farm—shares insights on his career path, details on his responsibilities, advice for those hoping to go in-house, and more.

If you’re working full time and still having trouble making ends meet, it might be time to get a side hustle. Here are seven side hustles that bring in a lot of extra income.

Making a good impression at an interview is important—and the outfit you wear can be a big part of that. Check out these five basics to keep on hand when you're shopping around for a new position.

Most jobs require strong writing skills. Here are four common writing mistakes preventing you from getting the job you want, along with the one book guaranteed to improve your writing.

Law school final exams are just weeks away. Follow these six study tips so that you're ready to beat the curve—and handle unexpected stress—on test day.

"Career readiness" is a buzzword around college campuses, but what does it actually mean? Here, we break down the eight core competencies that make up one's readiness to join the workforce.