New career possibilities can open up when you start with the bias toward “I’m qualified,” Rachel Bernard writes. In a résumé workshop with a group of Ph.D. students, I shared a job description for a ...

Traditional job descriptions can’t keep up with the rate of change in real roles in today’s organizations. As new technologies disrupt processes and require new skills, and as companies are ...

If your current responsibilities don’t resemble what you signed up for, it’s worth a conversation. Mahmoud Khalil, Columbia grad held over pro-Palestinian activism, released after more than ...

Key takeaways: Highlighting an employer's desired job skills on your resume can help you secure a job interview. In-demand skills include artificial intelligence, problem-solving and adaptability.

When we think about our careers, we tend to focus on the type of work we do, the industry we’re in, or the salary we need. These are all important factors to consider, but they’re all content ...

AI hiring is rising 30% faster than overall hiring, LinkedIn reports. By 2030, 70% of the skills needed for most jobs will change due to AI, the platform predicts. LinkedIn's COO told BI that ...

Each description of your work history and volunteer experience should be clear and concise, yet descriptive. After reading your description, a prospective employer should know exactly what your ...

Fisher echoes this sentiment, noting that skills like adaptability, for example, are popping up in job listings across every industry as technology evolves. “70 percent of the job skills we use ...

The future of work isn't in tech skills, says recruiter—what successful workers will need instead Having up-to-date digital skills is important for workers across industries and career levels ...

If you’re a construction worker, your hard skills could include plumbing, carpentry, sheet metal work, framing, bricklaying or welding. Most In-Demand Hard Skills.