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A new study shows that accepting a bad job after a period of unemployment can actually heighten physical stress.

The company says the chips are optional and will allow employees to pay for snacks, open security doors, and log into their computers with a wave of their hand.

Think you need WiFi and air conditioning to survive? Think again.

Don't blow your chance at your dream job by asking a thoughtless question or revealing too much personal information.

Scientists say sleeping during the day and working at night could block necessary regeneration of damaged DNA.

Reduced stress and increased cooperation amongst coworkers are just a couple of the benefits of taking your best furry friend to the office.

You were probably already browsing Google during your job hunt. The company is making it even easier.

Add a little whimsy to your workspace.

Unlimited creative freedom may actually end up hurting you.

Keeping your resume to a single page is a good place to start.

A hiring manager spends 15 to 30 seconds, maximum, looking at your resume before deciding whether it belongs in the “yes” or the “no” pile. Here's how to catch their eye.

These 10 people went the extra mile with their job applications—and landed the position.

How do you know if you need to jump ship or just take a vacation?

Millennials spend four hours of their workweek worrying about finances.

Unfortunately, more coffee isn't the answer.

Forcing yourself to pause can give your mind the refresh you didn’t know it needed.

Prove to your boss that you can be just as productive on your own time as you are when you’re chained to your desk.

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Resume styles change just like clothing trends do, and if you don’t adjust yours, it'll be the equivalent of wearing a pantsuit with shoulder pads (not the cool kind) to an interview.