Lay-offs, downsizing, business closings..what's next? These tactics can help you discover (or even create) a new job niche in today's tight economy.

Are you thinking about moving back home after your college graduation? Before you decide, consider your motivation and other options. Most importantly, have a plan for getting out on your own.

Let’s face it. Life as you know it is about to change. Drastically. If you are one of the hundreds of people out there with a secret case of college graduation jitters, this article is for you.

Your references can really "make or break" you in the job search process. With a little thought and planning on your part, you can maximize your potential for success in the job search game.

Don't ditch your career fair! Job fairs, while time-consuming, can be an important element of your job search campaign. These simple tips will help maximize your success.

New grads...college may be finished, but you still have one more test to pass...the interview! The transition from college to career is a big one, and these simple tips can help you look professional and career-oriented as you look for your first post-college job.

So you had an awesome interview, but they chose someone else for the job. WAIT! Don't just toss that rejection letter in the trash. If you still want to pursue employment at a particular company, even after being rejected for a job, try sending a letter like this.

So you’ve graduated from college and now you’re moving across the country to launch your career. If you have a particular city in mind, here are a few resources you can use to jumpstart your long distance job search. Best of all, these resources are almost always free!

Job seekers need to think like a "recruiter" in order to use job boards to their advantage.

Here are simple answers to a few common resume concerns faced by new college graduates. If you have specific questions about your own resume, please feel free to email me or ask our readers in our Post-College forum.