Your performance has been below standards – or worse, you violated a company policy resulting in immediate termination. How you handle the situation will have a huge impact on future interviews.

Job fairs have changed. If you're not careful, attending one can be a waste of your precious job search time. Make sure you make the most of your attendance.

Getting a new job in the civilian environment is difficult. Imagine transitioning from the military into a civilian job. The Military-to-Civilian Transition Guide will give you the steps you need to make the transition successfully.

No matter how many interviews you've been on, it can still make you nervous. Learn how to conquer pre-interview jitters.

Has it been awhile since you searched for a job? Don’t discount older material. Job Hunting for Dummies is an excellent source for new job seekers whether entering the work force for the first time or someone getting back on the market.

Offices are not the only places recruiters will hold an interview. They can also be held outside the office. Depending on the position, you may be invited to interview over a meal, most commonly lunch. How you handle yourself can make or break a job offer.

Behavioral-based interviewing allows the interviewer to determine if you are the best fit for the job based on how you handled similar situations in the past. Find out how to ace the behavioral-based interview.

Panel interviews are a practice more companies are embracing. It involves two, three or more managers from different departments interviewing you all at the same time. It doesn’t have to be scary, however. Find out how to ace a panel interview.

A reference can be the catalyst as to whether or not you get a job regardless of how well the interview went. Don’t just list any name on your application. Make sure anyone you list as a reference will help to show you as the best fit for the job. Don’t leave this important step to chance.

Social media will play an important role in your job search. Here is how to effectively use Twitter.