Americans Are Relying on Side Hustles to Pay Bills. Which Pay Best?
Whether they’re delivering food late into the night, selling handmade crafts online or creating social media content with the hopes of landing a brand deal,
College Grads Expect an $80K Salary. Good Luck with That
Newly minted college graduates may have to manage their expectations about that first job. The average college student expects to earn $80,000 after graduation, according
Here’s Why 59% of Workers Blame Their Jobs for Declining Mental Health
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. Data from Monster’s 2026 State of Workplace Mental Health Report shows that 59% of workers say their
Is It a Bad Career Move to Take a Sabbatical? Ask Johnny
Question: I’m feeling burned out and I’m eligible for a sabbatical at my company, but I’m hesitant to take it. Between artificial intelligence and the
Should I Stay or Should I Go? What Data Says Job-Switching Can Get You
If you haven’t gotten much of a pay increase recently and are wondering if it’d be worthwhile to jump ship for a chance at better
20 Jobs With the Most Overeducated (and Often Underpaid) Workers in America
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on MyPerfectResume.com. The American workforce is increasingly educated. In many entry-level roles, that can mean workers bring more schooling
5 Things to Know as the Job Market Pivots to Older Workers
For the first time in maybe ever, being older at work might actually be an advantage. I’ve watched it for 40 years. Anytime a company
How Applicant Tracking Systems Are Pushing Job Seekers to the Breaking Point
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. According to Monster’s Application Black Box Report, 60% of U.S. job seekers say not knowing whether a
6 Jobs for Night Owls Who Are Done Pretending to Be Morning People
If your natural rhythm has you working until midnight and sleeping until 10, you already know that most career advice was not written for you.
20 Top Jobs for a Career Change at 50 (With or Without a Degree)
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. A career change at 50 often means finding work with better pay, flexibility, stability, or long-term sustainability.