Sales workers connect consumers to products and services. Whether proactively contacting potential customers through phone calls or text messages, making in-person demonstrations, or by being available in retail stores to answer questions and facilitate transactions, these workers drive sales activity for businesses.

Layoffs are always unpleasant for those who are affected, but that doesn’t have to spell the end of your career or future.

It is important to know how to use various forms of social media to find a job.

While job interview tips and tricks can change, there are some basic strategies you can always fall back on that can help you show the interviewer that you are a hard-working professional.

Numerous factors affect our satisfaction in the workplace, but achieving the proper work-life balance might just be the most critical path to being a happy employee. Not only can properly balancing your work life and home life create less stress, it can also improve relationships with friends and family, enrich your mental and physical health and can even make you more productive as an employee.

Due to technological advances in the last decade, more and more people are afforded the opportunity to get their work done from the comfort of their own homes, and you can too. In 2017, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics conducted the latest American Time Use Survey (ATUS) that takes a look at how you can have a better chance of working from home, if that is what you prefer, as well as your chances of doing so. Below are some of the highlights from the survey.

When you finally begin your career by landing your first job, or any subsequent position after that for that matter, it is important you thrive in that position, getting the most out of it while positively impacting your co-workers and supervisors.

When looking for a “job” or “career,” the two words often become intertwined in our vocabulary without giving it much thought, but the difference between a job and a career is stark.

The 2018 edition of Career Watch Arkansas has been released! This magazine is geared toward middle and high school students.

A brand new CareerOneStop Tool has just rolled out called Skills Matcher. It is designed to quickly assess your skills and return a ranked set of occupations that are most closely aligned with those skills. To help you identify careers that match your skills, answer 40 questions to rate your level in a range of skills.