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Advanced Degree, Entry-Level Job?
An advanced college degree doesn’t guarantee an advanced job. Learn how to reconcile your ambitions with employer expectations.
September 25‚ 2007
Study Abroad for an International Career
You could kick back for a semester and sip espresso, or you could get a head start on your career by studying abroad. Read on to learn how.
September 17‚ 2007
Five Strategies for Finding Work Abroad
It's exotic and exciting, but it can also be enormously challenging to land a job overseas. Here are five job search strategies to try.
September 14‚ 2007
Get Ready to Major in the Real World
You’re a new grad, so no more school. But what comes next? This advice will help you get started on your new life and career.
August 31‚ 2007
How Truck Drivers Can Evaluate Employer Safety
How seriously does your prospective employer take safety? Find out what to look for and how trucking regulations come into play.
August 30‚ 2007
Job Applicant, Beware: You’re Being Googled
Are prospective employers researching you online? Possibly. Experts discuss how much what employers can uncover matters.
August 29‚ 2007
Where Will an ADN Put You on the Nursing Career Ladder?
Is an associate’s-level education enough in nursing? Working nurses and nurse managers say it depends on your career goals.
August 29‚ 2007
Tap Law School Career Center Resources
Looking for a legal job? Your law school can help in your search. Learn what services are offered and how to take advantage of them.
August 23‚ 2007
Tips for Getting into Nursing School
Competition for entry is stiff. Use these tips from admissions officers to make your application stand out.
August 21‚ 2007
How to Clean Up Your Online Reputation
Worried about your online reputation and its effect on your job prospects? Here’s how you can restore your good name.
August 20‚ 2007
Gear Up to Compete in the Global Economy
You might not seek a global career, but you might be drawn into one unprepared. Here’s what you need to know -- and do -- to seize the opportunities.
August 20‚ 2007
Globalization and Your Career
In this special report, learn what globalization means for your career and what you need to do to compete in the global labor market.
August 20‚ 2007
Be a Smart Consumer When Investigating Online Healthcare Education Programs
How can you tell if the Web-based healthcare education program you’re considering is legitimate? Here are four things to examine.
August 16‚ 2007
The Hottest International Internships
Not all internships are created equal. Here are some that can really get your international career going.
July 23‚ 2007
The Foreign Service Written Exam
If you're looking to take your skills overseas, a natural place to go is the Foreign Service. Find out what to expect on the exam.
July 23‚ 2007
On-Campus Recruiting: Myths and Realities
On-campus recruiting programs can be a boon for students looking for work. Learn more about them here.
July 19‚ 2007
Build Your Future Career This Summer
Not interning this summer? You can still gain the skills you’ll need in the real world of work by taking part in these activities.
July 18‚ 2007
Sizzling Summer Job Search Tips
Contrary to popular belief, summer can be a great time to look for a job. Try these tips to keep your career hot this summer.
July 06‚ 2007
Banking Can Be a Great Duty Station for Ex-Military
If you’re separating from the military, consider a career in banking, where companies offer industry training to complement your skills.
June 26‚ 2007
Monster Offers Job Search Classes
Monster offers training programs to help job seekers like you with your search. Check out two of the latest options.
June 14‚ 2007
Who’s Most Likely to Fail the Background Check?
Which industries see the most applicants with poor credit, criminal pasts and the greatest potential to flunk a drug test? Find out here.
June 11‚ 2007
What Type of Trucker Job Do You Want?
Trucks come in all shapes and sizes -- and so do the routes and responsibilities. Which could be right for you?
June 07‚ 2007
Help Your Teen Find a Summer Job
The couch is no place for your teenager to spend school break. Here’s how to assist in the summer job search without taking over.
June 04‚ 2007
Past Bankruptcy Can Haunt Your Job Hunt
Declaring bankruptcy is supposed to give you a fresh start, but it may spoil your chances of landing a job. Here’s what you should know.
May 11‚ 2007
Refresher Programs Help Nurses Return to Work
Ready to return to nursing, but need to brush up on your skills? Many nurses are finding the education and support they need through refresher courses.
May 03‚ 2007
Prepare for Your Career
Just because you’re still in college doesn’t mean you can’t start planning for your career. Try these activities.
April 26‚ 2007
Disability Update 2007
An increasing number of people may be in the workplace, but many are still being overlooked. Find out why.
April 13‚ 2007
It's Never Too Early to Start Your Job Hunt
When should you begin your postgraduation job search? It's never too early. Learn why and how to get going.
April 12‚ 2007
Jobs in Mining Are on the Rise
The demand for brawn and brains is on the rise in this industry. Find out why and where the opportunities are.
April 09‚ 2007
Enlist in Job Search Boot Camp to Find Your First Job
Graduation’s coming and you don’t have a job. Time to enroll in Job Search Boot Camp, where we get you ready to fight for that first job.
April 05‚ 2007
Entry-Level Job Outlook 2007
MonsterTRAK’s annual survey predicts plenty of jobs for the Class of 2007, but you still need to work to land that first position. Here’s help.
April 02‚ 2007
Audio: News the Class of 2007 Can Use
Julie Goldthwait, MonsterTRAK vice president and general manager, discusses results from MonsterTRAK’s 2007 Entry-Level Job Survey.
April 02‚ 2007
Is Now the Time to Get into Real Estate Sales?
Does it make sense to get into real estate sales in a down market? Here's what some experts have to say.
April 02‚ 2007
Audio: First Impressions at Job Fairs
In this Monster Job Seeker Tip, both recruiters and job seekers talk about the importance of making a good first impression at job fairs.
April 02‚ 2007
Summer Jobs in Hospitality
Working for a seasonal resort may have its fun moments, but it's no vacation. Know the score before applying.
April 02‚ 2007
Job Opportunities Abound for Retired Nurses
Are you a retired nurse looking to use your skills and pick up some extra cash? The healthcare industry offers a wide selection of opportunities with flexible schedules.
March 22‚ 2007
Audio: ZoomInfo Search
Monster Podcast Interview with Russell Glass
March 12‚ 2007
Get into Radiologic Technology School
Radiography schools are turning away applicants who don't make the grade. Boost your chances of getting accepted with these tips.
March 09‚ 2007
Is Luck a Career Factor?
Has your career been kissed by kismet? Or is success simply a matter of hard work and dedication? Monster members weigh in.
March 07‚ 2007
Read Your Way to Wall Street
Trying to be the one-in-a-thousand job seeker who conquers investment banking? Use these books to plan your attack.
March 05‚ 2007
Spring into Action on Your Job Search
Longer days and nicer weather may make you yearn for greener work pastures. Follow our advice to help your job search blossom.
March 01‚ 2007
Clinical Ed Checklist for Radiologic Technologist Students
This 10-item checklist can help radiologic technologist students get the most out of their clinical education.
February 16‚ 2007
Welcome to Monster’s New Career Advice Section!
Monster Career Advice has a whole new look, inside and out. Find out what has changed and what it means for you.
February 07‚ 2007
Nursing as a Second Career
If you’re considering a career change into nursing, read this advice on how to make a successful transition.
February 07‚ 2007
Ten Career Resolutions
It's never a bad time to resolve to improve your work life. Here are 10 ways to get the ball rolling this year.
January 23‚ 2007
Understand Recruitment Cycles to Give Your Job Search an Edge
Understanding the ebb and flow of business and its effect on recruiting can give your job search an edge. Here's how.
January 23‚ 2007
Improve Your Job Search This Year
Have you been looking for a job far too long? Maybe the new year is time to drop your old habits and take on these new ones.
January 23‚ 2007
A Fresh Start for Your Career
There couldn't be a better time to renew your career. Here are some ways you can get started.
January 23‚ 2007
Video: Jennifer Morla of Morla Design on Winning Portfolios
In this Aquent video, Jennifer Morla, creative director of Morla Design, explains what she looks for in a portfolio.
January 23‚ 2007
Kick-Start Your Career in 2007
It’s a new year, and people want to improve themselves. But don't forget your career. Here’s how to make 2007 your best year yet.
January 23‚ 2007
Audio: 2007 Hiring and Salary Outlook
Hear Monster Senior Contributing Writer John Rossheim share his thoughts on this year’s hiring and salary trends.
January 22‚ 2007
Audio: What Color Is Your Parachute?
The author of What Color Is Your Parachute? discusses his book and how the job-hunting landscape has changed since its inception.
January 22‚ 2007
Hiring Outlook 2007
Wondering how your corner of the job market will fare in hiring this year? Check out this forecast by sector.
January 22‚ 2007
Top 5 Mistakes of Advertising Job Seekers
Learn from the mistakes that many advertising candidates make when applying for a creative or account executive job.
January 22‚ 2007
Skip the IT Degree? Not So Fast
Thinking about skipping college to enter the tech workforce? Not so fast. Employers say it can stymie your career advancement.
January 22‚ 2007
How Old Is Too Old?
The early-retirement era is over, thanks to the Boomer bulge and necessity. But is there an age when you really should retire?
January 22‚ 2007
Seven Tips for Marketing Yourself
Tech pros need more than IT skills to market themselves successfully to employers. Take this crash course on how to package yourself.
January 20‚ 2007
What Can Former Employers Legally Say About Me?
When it comes to what former employers can and can't say about you, don't confuse company policy with the law.
January 20‚ 2007
Break into Pharmaceutical Sales
Do you have what it takes to succeed as a pharmaceutical sales rep? Here's some advice on finding -- and keeping -- a job in this highly competitive industry.
January 20‚ 2007
Returning to IT After a Hiatus?
Reentering the technology field after a hiatus is difficult, but it can be done. Bounce back with this advice.
January 20‚ 2007
Map Your Way to Your First Job
If you're a new grad who's not sure which way to turn, check out this guide to finding your way in the world of work.
January 20‚ 2007
Take Your Technology Career to Radiology
Are you a techie eyeing a career change? The prospects in medical imaging are real, but there are no shortcuts.
January 20‚ 2007
Land a Sales Job Without Experience
These strategies will help you get past the three-plus years of experience prerequisite and land your next sales job.
January 20‚ 2007
An Introvert in Sales?
If you still think "introverted salesperson" is an oxymoron, you're likely missing out on great career opportunities.
January 20‚ 2007
How You Broke into HR
Want to work in this field but don't know where to start? Monster members tell you how they did it.
January 20‚ 2007
Gain Experience in Finance with an Internship
You need real-world training to land your first gig in finance. An internship will help get your career started.
January 20‚ 2007
Become a Licensed Real Estate Agent
Ready to hit the books? Learn about the courses and tests you'll need to pass before you can sell real estate.
January 20‚ 2007
The Value of an MBA
While you will need the right mix of experience and schooling, a higher degree could boost your salary.
January 20‚ 2007
Work with Finance Recruiters
Could your job search benefit from a second pair of eyes and ears? Learn how to put recruiters to work for you.
January 20‚ 2007
Vintage Job Ads
Like fine wine, some job postings may actually get better with age. Find out why here.
January 20‚ 2007
Chicago City Profile
You'll find a reasonable cost of living and career opportunities in many different industries in this Midwestern hub.
January 20‚ 2007
Denver City Profile
The oxygen's been a bit thin in the Mile High City's job scene. But several forces are breathing life into its economy.
January 20‚ 2007
Los Angeles City Profile
In LA, you'll find a diverse population, high housing prices, the entertainment industry -- and lots of jobs after a slump.
January 20‚ 2007
From Military to Civilian Work
One veteran who is now president and CEO of his own company offers pointers for joining the civilian workforce.
January 20‚ 2007
Career Boot Camp
When it's time for armed forces personnel to enter the job market, how does the military help them compete?
January 20‚ 2007
Miami City Profile
If you crave diversity, this colorful city of contradictions may be the place for you, with its array of jobs and people.
January 20‚ 2007
New York City Profile
Its job market is on the mend, but carving out a life in the nation's most famous city still isn't for the faint of heart.
January 20‚ 2007
Opportunities in Healthcare for Military Veterans
Civilian employers are eager to hire ex-military healthcare workers. Find out what it takes to make the transition.
January 20‚ 2007
Find Contract Administrative Work
If you're looking for more freedom, try marketing your office-management skills on a contract basis.
January 20‚ 2007
Go Temp to Perm
Learn how to convert your assignment into a permanent position by marketing your skills a bit differently.
January 20‚ 2007
Finding Companies Desperate to Hire You
Some companies are dying for good employees, but how do you know who's looking? Try this tip.
January 20‚ 2007
Passion Can Drive Your Career
Working at something you love can really boost your workday. Learn how you can infuse your job with passion.
January 20‚ 2007
Spring-Semester Timeline for Landing a Summer Job
Looking for a great summer gig? Follow these steps over spring semester to be happily employed by June.
January 20‚ 2007
Turn Postgraduation Panic into Action
It's natural to be nervous when you've just graduated. Get moving on your job search with these key action items.
January 20‚ 2007
Find Career Direction
All job seekers wonder what they should do when they grow up -- even after they've grown up. These resources will help you find your way.
January 20‚ 2007
Five Job Search Tips for Trailing Partners
Moving for your partner's job shouldn't mean putting your career second. Try these five tips for smart searching in a new place.
January 20‚ 2007
Select the Right Career Path
You can't just pull the perfect career out of a hat. These seven steps will point you in the right direction.
January 20‚ 2007
Questions to Get Your Career Started
Try asking yourself and your future employer these questions so you'll be prepared for the job ahead.
January 20‚ 2007
The Geographically Limited Job Search
Are your career options geographically limited? Get the right job where you want it with this advice.
January 20‚ 2007
Calm Student-Nurse Jitters
Clinical education can make even the most confident student nurse jittery. Calm your anxiety with these tips.
January 20‚ 2007
Boston City Profile
There's plenty of brainpower along the banks of the Charles as well as employers who can make use of such talent.
January 20‚ 2007
Choose a Travel Healthcare Company
Opportunities abound if you're interested in travel healthcare. The trick is finding the right company.
January 20‚ 2007
Job Hunting When You Have a Criminal Past
Do you have a criminal indiscretion in your past? You may be surprised by how easily a prospective employer can uncover it.
January 20‚ 2007
Can You Make It There?
Ever thought of packing up and moving to a new city? Here's a look at life and work in 10 that may have crossed your mind.
January 20‚ 2007
Portland, Oregon, City Profile
This cosmopolitan city's job scene is rebounding after a period of overinvestment in two major industries.
January 20‚ 2007
San Francisco City Profile
The City by the Bay offers culture, low unemployment and career opportunity. But such a lifestyle doesn't come cheap.
January 20‚ 2007
Seattle City Profile
The climate for jobs has been as overcast as the weather in this Northwest city, but things seem to be clearing up.
January 20‚ 2007
Washington, DC, City Profile
Whether you want to work for the government or in the private sector, opportunity abounds in the nation's capital.
January 20‚ 2007
IT Recruiter Q&A
Whether they call you or you call them, recruiters can be part of the process of finding an IT job. Learn the basics in this Q&A.
January 20‚ 2007
Put Your Bachelor's in Healthcare Administration to Work
A bachelor's degree in health administration can open doors to many careers in many healthcare settings. Take a look at some of the options.
January 20‚ 2007
Four Ways to Become a Standout Nursing Student
You'll need to go well beyond the minimum to become the star of your class. Here are four ways to shine.
January 20‚ 2007
11 Ways to Find Women-Friendly Employers
How well does an employer support female workers? Try our 11 ways to determine how women-friendly a company is.
January 20‚ 2007
Managing Your Layoff
Don't just sit there watching your company's head count decrease. Take these steps to keep your career right where you want it.
January 20‚ 2007
What It Takes to Get into Pharmacy School
Good grades and high test scores may no longer be enough to get you in. What can you do to stand out?
January 20‚ 2007
Find Your First Medical Assistant Job
If you're a new medical assistant, use these tips to jump-start the hunt for your first position in the field.
January 20‚ 2007
Tips for Working with a Healthcare Recruiter
Can that recruiter really help your job search? Learn how to make the relationship work for you.
January 20‚ 2007
Are Job Fairs Worth Your Time?
Are job fairs worth your time? It all depends on how you approach them. Learn from this sticky situation.
January 20‚ 2007
Reenter the Workplace Easily
Returning to work after a long break is tough. Here's how to highlight the skills you've honed while on hiatus.
January 20‚ 2007
A Safe Job Search
While technology can help you hunt for a better job, you need to beware of scams and fraud along the way.
January 20‚ 2007
Overcome Job Search Ageism
It exists, whether employers admit it or not. Fight back by marketing your experience and using your network.
January 20‚ 2007
Get Started in Health Information Management
Want to work in healthcare but not directly with patients? Explore the health information management field.
January 20‚ 2007
Money-Laundering and Reshipping Scams
It's bad enough to be taken, but some criminals try to get you to break the law too. Here's how they do it.
January 20‚ 2007
Recognize Business-Opportunity Fraud
A fraudulent business opportunity can be hard to spot. This advice from the FTC will help you avoid a scam.
January 20‚ 2007
Tips for Avoiding Scams
This advice will help you stay away from "opportunities" that may defraud you or, worse, land you in jail.
January 20‚ 2007
Don't Let Disabilities Get in the Way of Getting the Job
Don't let disabilities get in the way of getting the job. These 10 ways can help show employers you have what it takes.
January 20‚ 2007
Break into IT with Temporary Work
If you have a certificate but lack job experience, find out how a temporary position could help you get your start.
January 20‚ 2007
Is Working from Home the Answer?
Workers with disabilities suffer an unemployment rate of 70 percent. That figure doesn't have to include you.
January 20‚ 2007
Look for Work in Troubled Times
It takes persistence, tenacity and smarter search strategies to land a job in a lukewarm economy. But it can be done.
January 20‚ 2007
Avoid Work-at-Home Job Scams
If you want to work from home, follow these tips to distinguish the legit opportunities from the cons.
January 20‚ 2007
Federal and Postal Job Scams
Don't get tricked into paying for information about government jobs. Everything you need is available free.
January 20‚ 2007
Workers with Disabilities Starting Businesses
Ever considered self-employment? Learn about resources that help workers with disabilities go solo.
January 20‚ 2007
Use Ticket to Work to Your Advantage
This SSA-sponsored program lets SSI recipients go back to work without fear of losing all their benefits.
January 20‚ 2007
Help Your References Help You
A good reference is like a healthy houseplant -- both require regular attention from you. Tend wisely.
January 20‚ 2007
Protect Your Info
With just a few simple numbers, anyone can pretend to be you. Learn how to keep your job search safe.
January 20‚ 2007
Boolean Basics
When you're trying to find something online -- including your next job -- understanding Boolean logic can help.
January 20‚ 2007
The ADA's Legacy
The landmark Americans with Disabilities Act became law in 1990. Where are workers with disabilities now?
January 20‚ 2007
Get Your Foot in the Door
When trying to find your first healthcare job, it may seem the cards are stacked against you. Try this advice.
January 20‚ 2007
Medical-Billing Opportunities?
Fraudulent at-home medical billing opportunities are running rampant. Find out how to protect your best interests.
January 20‚ 2007
Extend Your Retail Shelf Life
Learn how you can use your age to your advantage when seeking career opportunities in a field that targets the young.
January 20‚ 2007
A Winning Job Search Strategy
To get the right job for you, learn how to create a search strategy that covers all your bases.
January 20‚ 2007
Tap into Online Disability Resources
The Internet has a vast array of resources for disabled job seekers. Check out our reviews of the better and more comprehensive sites.
January 20‚ 2007
Kick-Start Your Career
Now that the holidays are behind us, it's time to get motivated for 2006. Where will you take your career this year?
January 20‚ 2007
14 New Healthcare Job Categories
Introducing 14 new healthcare job categories to give you more targeted search results.
January 20‚ 2007
Stop Procrastinating About Your Job Search
It's human nature to put off looking for a job. Get past your excuses and get going on your career with this advice.
January 20‚ 2007
Credit Checks: What Are They Good For?
Many companies run these reports as part of their applicant-screening process. But are they at all effective?
January 20‚ 2007
Job Search Geography
Location can influence your career prospects positively or negatively. Learn how to take geography into account for job search success.
January 20‚ 2007
Don't Just Tell Employers You're Motivated -- Show Them
Employers can teach many skills to new employees, but not motivation. Learn how to show it through your actions.
January 20‚ 2007
Career Fusion
Yes, you can be passionate about work. Learn how to fuse your interests with your job for ultimate career satisfaction.
January 20‚ 2007
Resources for Minorities in Healthcare
You can gain support and inspiration for your healthcare career with help from these books and organizations.
January 20‚ 2007
Find Work Outside Your Major
Don't let your choice of major limit your career options. Try these tips to gain experience and boost your marketability.
January 20‚ 2007
Postgraduation Internships
You can still do an internship even though you've already graduated. These approaches will help you find the right one.
January 20‚ 2007
A Guided Tour of MonsterTRAK
How can you put MonsterTRAK to work to help meet your career goals? Start your search here.
January 20‚ 2007
To-Dos for Landing a Summer Internship
Did you realize the clock is ticking on landing a summer internship? Start planning now for your future career.
January 20‚ 2007
Are You Experienced?
If you don't have job experience, don't despair. Here's how to remedy the situation after graduation.
January 20‚ 2007
Seven Ways to Land a Great Internship
Today's job market makes an internship more important than ever. Here are seven strategies that can help.
January 20‚ 2007
Unique Job Search Concerns of Graduate Students
Graduate students face unique job search roadblocks. Be prepared to sidestep them with this guide.
January 20‚ 2007
Extracurriculars Mean Extra Points Toward Your Career
Find out how on-campus extracurricular activities can earn extra attention from off-campus employers.
January 20‚ 2007
Students Describe the Benefits of Internships
Doing an internship or two in college can help sell you to future employers. Your fellow students tell you how.
January 20‚ 2007
I'm Graduating with the Wrong Degree -- Now What?
Are you wishing you had majored in something else? You can use these tips to apply your wrong degree to the right career.
January 20‚ 2007
What's Wrong with Personal References?
When selecting references, always use professional, not personal, associations to enhance your employability.
January 20‚ 2007
References Without Work
What if you've just graduated and never had a real job? Find out what recruiters are really asking for when they request references.
January 20‚ 2007
Bad Credit Can Spell Job Search Woes
A spotty spending history can hurt your job search. Find out why and learn how to negate the damage with a potential employer.
January 20‚ 2007
Are All These Skills Required?
Many job postings for tech positions contain long lists of "required" skills. What do employers really want?
January 20‚ 2007
What Do Employers Ask When They Check References?
Employers should ask about soft skills, not just qualifications, when talking to references.
January 20‚ 2007
Transitioning into HR
Thinking about making a fresh start in HR? Here's how three different people turned their dreams into reality.
January 20‚ 2007
The 10 Worst Mistakes Career Changers Can Make
Changing careers is never easy. Whatever transitional strategy you choose, never make these 10 mistakes.
January 20‚ 2007
Refine Your Online Image
Appearances matter when you're job hunting, and that extends to your e-persona. Get 10 e-savvy career tips.
January 20‚ 2007
IT Contract Work FAQ
From rates and benefits to typical assignment lengths and more, you've got questions about working contract in technology -- we've got answers.
January 20‚ 2007
How to Break into HR
Even the bottom rung of the HR ladder can seem out of reach, but these tips can give you the boost you need.
January 20‚ 2007
Find a Company That Fits Your Needs
Truckers carry a heavy load in their jobs. Minimize the stress by finding a company that fits your needs.
January 20‚ 2007
Multiple Majors Won't Guarantee You a Job After Graduation
Having more than one major can be a plus, but it won't guarantee you a job after graduation. Here's why.
January 20‚ 2007
Turn Co-Ops or Internships into Full-Time Jobs
Get four firsthand tips on how to use internships and co-ops to create an entry-level position for you.
January 20‚ 2007
Reaction to ‘New Reality for Entry-Level Jobs'
Many of you offered feedback on our entry-level jobs story. Now our expert addresses your most pressing concerns.
January 20‚ 2007
Ask for More as an Intern
An internship can help you gain essential career skills, but only if you ask to take on challenging assignments.
January 20‚ 2007
The Skills You Have and the Skills They Want
Your college days have taught you valuable career lessons. Here's how to leverage them.
January 20‚ 2007
Find a Tech Internship
Internships are important for students beginning tech careers. Get some expert tips on how to land one.
January 20‚ 2007
Find the Right Job in 3 Steps
There's more to job happiness than your paycheck. Follow these three tips to find a workplace you'll smile about.
January 20‚ 2007
Warm Up Your Job Search This Summer
Just graduated? Follow these four low-key strategies to keep your end goal in sight while enjoying your summer.
January 20‚ 2007
Get Rid of Negative Thoughts
Too much negativity can derail your job search. Try these tips for thinking and sounding happy when you're not.
January 20‚ 2007
The One-Week Job Search
An intense, one-week job search maximizes your chances of landing a great position. Here's the schedule.
January 20‚ 2007
What to Do When the Internship Ends
This seasonal experience can be an important career-building block. Don't let yours go the way of a summer romance.
January 20‚ 2007
The New Reality for Entry-Level Jobs
Today's entry-level positions demand experience and don't offer on-the-job training. Get tips on what to expect.
January 20‚ 2007
Before You Chase That Hot Industry, Ask Yourself These Questions First
Is going down the career path du jour a direct route to success and fulfillment? Probably not. Find out why.
January 20‚ 2007
Ten In-Demand Job Skills
Here are 10 skills that the US Department of Labor says are on employers' wish lists.
January 20‚ 2007
How Workers with Disabilities Can Assess Job Fit
To ensure employers can meet their needs, job seekers with disabilities must educate themselves.
January 20‚ 2007
Internships Can Give You an Edge
Myths aside‚ most interns don't just make copies. In fact, an internship could jump-start your career.
January 20‚ 2007
The Federal Job Classification System
What's with GS, WG and all those numbers attached to government job listings? Find out how to crack the code.
January 20‚ 2007
How Can I Make Sure My References Are Saying Good Things About Me?
Make sure your references are doing what you need them to do -- promote your strengths.
January 20‚ 2007
Playing the Job-Hunt Game
It's time to conduct your own job search. Do you want a third-party recruiter going to bat for you?
January 20‚ 2007
Volunteer for Your Career
Giving your time and energy to help others also helps you master new skills and build your resume. Try these ideas.
January 20‚ 2007
Tried Everything?
Beating your head against the wall isn't going to solve your job search woes. It's time to rethink your product launch.
January 20‚ 2007
Five Holiday-Break Activities to Advance Your Career
Don't spend your whole holiday break watching TV. Set aside enough time for these five easy career-advancing activities.
January 20‚ 2007
Tech Internships: The New Must-Have
For recent tech grads, an internship is the new must-have. Find out why and how to improve your odds.
January 20‚ 2007
What to Expect from Your Campus Career Center
There can be a disconnect between what students expect and what this resource can provide. Here's a reality check.
January 20‚ 2007
Reenergize Your Job Search
Still working with a half-written resume and some outdated leads? Here's a new plan.
January 20‚ 2007
Monster Diversity Survey Shows Job Seekers Split on Revealing Ethnicity
A Monster survey shows minority job seekers are split on revealing their ethnicity. Learn what this divide means to you.
January 20‚ 2007
How Are Federal Job Searches Different?
Seeking a job with the federal government requires a different strategy than private-sector job hunting. Try these pointers.
January 20‚ 2007
Fast Track to a Nursing Degree
Accelerated nursing programs let you earn a BSN in about a year. Just be ready for long hours and hard work.
January 20‚ 2007
Jump-Start Your Nursing Career
Opportunities abound for new and veteran nurses. Learn how to start and advance your nursing career.
January 20‚ 2007
Job-Hopping, Revisited
Do questions about job-hopping keep you jumping during interviews? Bounce back by explaining why many stops are part of your career path.
January 20‚ 2007
Organize Your Job Search
Bring some efficiency and organization to your job search with these strategies to get your house in order.
January 20‚ 2007
How Minority College Students Can Find a Workplace that Fits
More companies are recruiting minority college students. Make sure their values match yours by following this advice.
January 20‚ 2007
Avoid Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation
Learn how to determine if an employer is inclusive of all its employees, regardless of sexual orientation.
January 20‚ 2007
Decode Federal Job Listings
Confused by government-speak in federal job listings? The Monster Federal Career Coach provides the translation.
January 20‚ 2007
Ten Ways to Find Federal Internships
You can earn while you learn with a government internship. Use these 10 tips to find one and benefit your future career.
January 20‚ 2007
Avoid Federal Job Scams
The Federal Career Coach tells you how to avoid getting ripped off when searching for a federal job.
January 20‚ 2007
Job Hunting During a Time of Outsourcing
Some federal agencies are downsizing, but that doesn't mean you can't find a good government job. Here's how.
January 20‚ 2007
Ten Steps to Getting Hired by Uncle Sam
Follow this detailed guide to finding and getting the government job that's perfect for you.
January 20‚ 2007
Return to Nursing
Going back to nursing after a break requires dedication and determination. Learn how to make a smooth reentry.
January 20‚ 2007
Twenty-One Million New Jobs by 2012?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts the US economy will create them by 2012. Could it really happen?
January 20‚ 2007
Employer Rules for Hiring Non-US Workers
Those doing the hiring have an important role to play in the ongoing immigration debate. Find out what's expected of your employer.
January 20‚ 2007
What Dad Taught Me About Work
Whether through words of wisdom or a simple example, plenty of Monster members have learned work lessons from their fathers.
January 20‚ 2007
Hunt for Federal Internships
Interning with a federal agency can be rewarding, but first you have to find the one that's right for you.
January 20‚ 2007
Speed Up the Federal Job Hiring Process
The federal hiring process can take a while, but you'll get a good government job quicker with our expert's tips.
January 20‚ 2007
Preemployment Screening
Employers are conducting employee background checks more often. Learn how to protect yourself against prying eyes.
January 20‚ 2007
Seven Steps to a Better Job
Follow these seven steps to identify and land a job that will truly fit all of your interests and goals.
January 20‚ 2007
Job-Hunt Tools for Marketing Pros
Looking for interactive tools to help you with your marketing job hunt? Try these options from Monster and Aquent.
January 20‚ 2007
April is Government Internship Time
The flowers are budding, which means it's time to apply for a government internship. Find out how to impress the feds.
January 20‚ 2007
Back to Civilian Work
Find out what steps Reservists and Guardsmen can take to protect their rights when reentering the workforce.
January 20‚ 2007
Create a New Work Identity After 40
Many mid-career workers are looking for a change. If you're one of them, here's how to shape your new work identity.
January 20‚ 2007
Fuse Different Interests into an Incredible Career
Are your passions eclectic? Learn how to combine them into a career you love from workers who have done it.
January 20‚ 2007
Command Attention with Professionalism
Job seekers are doing all sorts of things to get noticed by hiring managers. Learn how to do it without the gimmicks.
January 20‚ 2007
Getting the Information You Need on a Company's Web Site
How much can you really learn about a company from its Web site? Plenty, but you need to do some digging.
January 20‚ 2007
Want Ads: The Most Underrated Job Search Tool
Career counselors may push networking and cold calls, but don't overlook the most powerful tool of all: want ads.
January 20‚ 2007
Think Like a Free Agent
Monster's founder coaches you on the first of four keys to a powerful job search in this excerpt from Monster Careers.
January 20‚ 2007
Research a Healthcare Employer's Diversity Policies
You've been offered a job at a healthcare company. How do you find out if it's serious about diversity?
January 20‚ 2007
Why Do Companies Prefer MBAs?
Many employers seek job candidates who have MBAs. Get new insights on why companies value this degree.
January 20‚ 2007
Nonprofits and Healthcare Are Hiring MBAs
Nowadays, MBAs get around more. Find out how nonprofit and healthcare organizations put them to work.
January 20‚ 2007
Five P's of Job Search Progress
Find the position you want by turning your job hunt into a marketing project -- this time the product is you.
January 20‚ 2007
Why Employers Hire MBAs
Many organizations seek job candidates who hold MBAs. Learn why this degree is preferred in a range of fields.
January 20‚ 2007
Get Yourself Noticed
Does your name ring a bell with prospective employers? If not, try these ideas for boosting your visibility.
January 20‚ 2007
The Benefits of Temping for College Students and Grads
Temp assignments let college students and new grads test-drive careers, while saving time and money on the wrong choices.
January 20‚ 2007
From Seasonal to Permanent
Your temporary job doesn't have to get tossed out with the holiday returns. Turn your gig into something permanent.
January 20‚ 2007
Hiring Rules for Non-US Job Seekers
While the immigration debate rages, non-US citizen job seekers still need to follow the rules. Learn the basics here.
January 20‚ 2007
Don't Wait for Your Degree to Apply for a Federal Job
Let our expert's advice to a Monster member on searching for a federal job while still in school guide your own search.
January 20‚ 2007
Federal Job Search Tips for New Graduates
If you feel stuck in an entry-level job, don't despair. A good federal job could be in your future. Learn why.
January 20‚ 2007
EEOC Rules: Hiring
Read this update on how antibias laws affect hiring to see what employers can ask you -- and what they can't.
January 20‚ 2007
Campus Diversity Training
College students are exposed to many diversity offerings. Are they enough preparation for today's workplace?
January 20‚ 2007
What Affirmative Action and Diversity and Inclusion Mean to Workers
Affirmative action and diversity and inclusion are not the same. Learn how both concepts play out in the workplace.
January 20‚ 2007
Get the Best Automotive Training
Auto techs build careers on solid technical education. Learn how to choose the best program.
January 20‚ 2007
Blue-Collar Temping
Temporary opportunities in manufacturing and warehousing are on the rise. Learn how to land a gig.
January 20‚ 2007
Warehousing Knowledge
Opportunities in logistics and distribution abound. And so do the educational programs to help you maximize them.
January 20‚ 2007
Find Diversity-Friendly Companies
Many companies say all the right things about diversity. But how many are actually walking the talk?
January 20‚ 2007
Tips for Finding Your First Finance Job
Need help finding the road from school to the beginning of your finance career? Monster maps the path here.
January 20‚ 2007
Worried About a Background Check
Find out exactly what a background check entails to ease your mind about any skeletons surfacing.
January 20‚ 2007
Ten Reasons to Invest in Your Career
How much thought are you putting into your career strategy? Here are 10 reasons to make the investment.
January 20‚ 2007
Workforce Reentry Strategies for Sequencing Mothers
Ready to return to work after a planned break raising your kids? Try these strategies for a smooth transition.
January 20‚ 2007
Find a Job in 10 Steps
Follow these 10 steps to find a job that fulfills your career objectives. Just take it one step at a time.
January 20‚ 2007
Job-Hunting Strategies That Really Work
Finding a job doesn't have to be like pulling teeth. Learn some job-hunting strategies to improve your search.
January 20‚ 2007
The Corporate-Culture Conundrum
One step in ensuring career satisfaction is determining whether a company's attitude meshes with your own.
January 20‚ 2007
Keep Your E-Image Clean
Everything attached to your name online can affect your hireability. Learn how to uncover what employers may find and clean up your act.
January 20‚ 2007
Keep Your Job Search Secret with These Tips
Looking for a new job requires stamina, smarts -- and secrecy. These tips will help you keep your search out of your current employer's sight.
January 20‚ 2007
Career Research Made Easy
Astonishingly, many people work more diligently at finding new cars than they do finding their next jobs.
January 20‚ 2007
Get Written References
January 20‚ 2007
Research Retail Employers
Just as employers want to size you up, you need to figure out which one fits you best. Learn how to here.
January 20‚ 2007
Uncle Sam Wants MBA Grads
Looking to use your MBA in a novel way? Federal government agencies are creating special experiential programs to recruit employees like you.
January 20‚ 2007
Make an Application Cheat Sheet
Quick Tip: Prepare a cheat sheet to take to your next interview
January 20‚ 2007
Prepare Your Reference List
Quick Tip: Always have a professional reference list ready to go.
January 20‚ 2007
Learn Securities Law from the Inside
Learn about putting your accounting or economics degree to work at the SEC as a compliance examiner.
January 20‚ 2007
Shop Around for the Right Retail Environment
Retail has many environments. You might be able to survive in most but flourish only in a few. Which is best for you?
January 20‚ 2007
Retail Education Options
With some formal training and education in retail, you'll be an Einstein of the sales floor with a great potential for advancement.
January 20‚ 2007
Reenter the Healthcare Job Market
If you've been out of the healthcare workforce for a while, you may be intimidated by a job search. Don't be.
January 20‚ 2007
Is a Healthcare Career Right for You?
The coauthor of Health-Care Careers for the 21st Century has these tips for students considering healthcare careers.
January 20‚ 2007
Write Strong Letters of Reference
Quick Tip for writing a letter of reference.
January 20‚ 2007
Escape the Taint of Scandal
A disgraced former employer need not cast a pall on your resume. Learn how to get out from behind the dark shadow.
January 20‚ 2007
Get a Nursing License in Another State
For nurses, whether moving across country or to the next state, obtaining licensure in the new locale is usually essential.
January 20‚ 2007
Student Checklist for a Global Career
Considering a global career, but don't know where to begin? Follow our checklist to get started now.
January 20‚ 2007
Obtain a Security Clearance
Think you can apply for a security clearance and in no time the job will be yours? The process isn't so simple.
January 20‚ 2007
Why Do Women Make Great Free Agents?
Some of these facts about female entrepreneurs may surprise and even shock you into starting your own business.
January 20‚ 2007
Where Can You Work with a Master's in Healthcare Administration?
Wondering how you can put your master's in healthcare administration to work? Check out these four employment sectors.
January 20‚ 2007
Military.com: A Powerful New Resource for You
We're proud to announce that Military.com is now part of Monster, so you can access even more resources.
January 20‚ 2007
Ten Steps to a Tech Career
For techies starting out, the choices can be overwhelming. Get 10 tips on how to launch your tech career.
January 20‚ 2007
Coming to America
In the debate over US immigration policy, differences between immigrant groups can be lost. Get the details here.
January 20‚ 2007
Are You Diversity-Minded?
It's important to have a cross-cultural career approach. Here's how to show employers you're committed to diversity.
January 20‚ 2007
Are You Search-Worthy?
January 20‚ 2007
Say Yes to Relocation
January 20‚ 2007
Healthcare Careers for Biology Grads
Discover how three biology graduates parlayed their education into healthcare-related careers.
January 20‚ 2007




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