Internships may look different with remote and hybrid work, but it's still important to make connections, hustle, and tell your boss you want the job.

According to an Insider survey, both those with and without a job who are looking for work are interested in higher wages and remote flexibility.

According to a survey from Insider and SurveyMonkey, coronavirus and the Delta variant are both contributing to difficulties in looking for work.

Now is the best time to quit your current gig and look for something new. Job seekers have all the power.

A FlexJobs survey shows that there's still a mismatch between open jobs and what job hunters want. Benefits ending might make it worse.

Whether you're searching for a new job or re-entering the office, everyone's work-life is changing this year.

Ladders, which only lists jobs that pay at least $80,000, is like Indeed or ZipRecruiter for those only interested in the highest-paying jobs.

Ryan Roslansky shares a heartfelt message to new job seekers and what he wishes he'd known at the start of his career.

Many Americans are job-hunting in 2021. Come prepared and don't panic when the employer inevitably asks: "So, do you have any questions for me?"

Kyle Elliott says if you don't have an 'in' at the company, take extra time to customize your application and send a check-in message after applying.

January is prime time to start a job search – it’s usually when companies get new budgets and start ramping up their hiring. However, job searching might look a little different this year because of the pandemic. Insider has compiled a guide for anyone who is looking for a job […]

Kirk Snyder is a business communication professor at the University of Southern California, author, and Fortune 500 speaker. The following is an excerpt from his book, “Finding Work You Love: 3 Steps to Getting The Perfect Job After College.” In it, he helps college students and recent graduates identify their […]

A-J Aronstein is the dean of Beyond Barnard, a program that provides career and professional advising resources for students and alumnae of Barnard College. As college seniors prepare to graduate into an economic recession brought on by the pandemic, Aronstein says they should rethink their approach to networking and job […]

With multiple hiring freezes and a shaky job market, it’s been a challenging year for recent graduates. However, Elana Lynn Gross, an author who writes about career and workplace trends, says this setback doesn’t mean you have to put your career plans on hold – in fact, it’s an opportunity […]

Earlier this month, S&P Global Market Intelligence reported that the average total CEO compensation for tech, media, and communications executives was higher than in all other sectors in 2019, at $US26.3 million. The next highest-paid group of CEOs were those in the financial-services sector, whose average total compensation was $US8 […]

As the coronavirus pandemic roils the economy, more than 13 million Americans are out of work. But the pandemic has hurt some industries more than others: delivery businesses and grocery stores continue to do well. We’ve rounded up some of the biggest companies that are hiring right now. Visit Business […]

If you’re on the hunt for a new job, keep an eye out for signs of an unhealthy work environment during your interviews. Latesha Byrd, CEO and founder of Byrd Career Consulting, shared with Business Insider tips for properly vetting potentially toxic employers. The majority of your life will be […]