Making careless mistakes in a job interview can cost you, even if you have the experience, credentials, and intelligence.

Are you stressed about an impending job interview? Here are some techniques you can use to stay calm under pressure, which will help you excel on interview day.

Are you stumped on which questions to ask at the end of an interview? Then check out this video from a recruiter at Time Inc. for an insider’s view on the best questions to ask.

Informational interviews are an often ignored aspect of the job search. Because they often do not result in a job offer, many view them as a waste of time. But, from personal experience, the informational interview saved me from unemployment and they can help with your career, too.

While the ability to convey your skills to others through a well-crafted resume may be helpful, having a good personality may be more important if you want to land the job. There are ways to build rapport with your interviewer.

Research is the key to success when you're about to embark on a dedicated internship or job search. Check out these helpful ways to become an informed job seeker.

When it comes to the phone interview, the inability to see the interviewer, the awkwardness that is often found in even the most casual of phone conversations, and the stress of a job search all create difficulties that are hard for some to overcome. Here are some tips to get you better prepared:

In a few short weeks, students will begin their internships, hoping to get their foot in the door, impress their bosses and land the job of their dreams. But before you turn an internship into a full-time job, you need to get the basics down first.

The job search is stressful and the job interview is terrifying when you think of all the mistakes you can make to cost you the job. Mistakes will happen, but if you learn from them, you'll be better prepared for the next opportunity. Here are the mistakes I made and ways you can avoid them: