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Careers A-to-Z: 26 job search techniques

A: Accomplishments: What have you excelled at in life? When you figure it out, tailor your job search to the talents that help you achieve...

Baltimore running store owner stars in national retail campaign

If you've never heard of Baltimorean Jim Adams, the National Retail Federation is hoping you will soon, thanks to a promotional campaign...

Fewer women in top U.S. tech jobs since 2010

The number of women in senior technology positions at U.S. companies is down for the second year in a row, according to a survey published...

Survey: Baltimore one of best cities to find work in U.S.

Baltimore was ranked as the ninth-best city in which to find work in the United States, according to a new Top 10 list compiled by Adecco...

Baltimore area has high share of high-tech manufacturing jobs

The molten metal pouring from the foundry at Danko Arlington Inc. in Baltimore harks back to the early industrial era. But across the street...

Employers warn state of layoffs that could affect nearly 400

Two Maryland employers have warned state labor officials of layoffs that could affect nearly 400 workers.

350 jobs at stake as hospital changes programs

The University Specialty Hospital is expected to move its inpatient chronic care services to other hospitals in the University of Maryland...

O'Malley's labor secretary to become mayor's chief of staff

Maryland Labor Secretary Alexander M. Sanchez is leaving his state post to take over as Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's chief of staff.

'The Avengers' and the workplace

The personality types on display in "The Avengers" are probably not that far off from the volatile and larger-than-life people you encounter -- or hide from -- at the office.

Study: Work emails are bad for your health

Do you check it first thing in the morning and right before you go to bed? Well, here's a piece of advice: Stop.

The office that reads together, succeeds together

If it seems like everybody isn't on the same page in your workplace, maybe a book club can help.

Digital-savvy workers are in demand

MILWAUKEE — The explosion in digital devices has triggered a rush by companies to hire digitally trained employees to provide and deliver the content for all those smartphones and computer tablets.

Employers beefing up summer jobs, internships

Some three dozen companies, government agencies and nonprofits have committed to creating 180,000 summer jobs this year.

Gaps in your work history

When the recession began, the question that popped up repeatedly was, "Can I find a job in this economy?" Then, for those fortunate enough to be offered a position, the question often became, "Should I take a job even if it's a step down from my last role?"

Dealing with a bad boss

Got an abusive boss? Recruit co-workers to raise alarm on abusive supervisor, and other useful tips.

Which jobs are doughnut hot?

This doughnut conundrum is a lot like the current supply/demand facing businesses. It's an odd situation for job seekers in our current economy.

Makeovers: From sloppy student to spiffy employee

In today's bad economy, college kids need all the help they can get to nail a job or an internship. We got suggestions on going from slob to sleek.

Make resumes catch the computer's eye

If this is a foreign language to you — "proprietary algorithms," "advanced semantic search," "computational linguistics" and "statistical inference" — keep reading.