A successful job search will require that you step out of your comfort zone and network. If networking makes you uncomfortable, start small and with the familiar. Here is how to get started getting comfortable with networking.

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.

Are you a teenager looking for a job? With unemployed adults grabbing all of the jobs typically help by teenagers, it's time for you to step up your game.

Are you a first time job seeker? Ever wondered what employers look for from an applicant? Don’t let your overall appearance on anything from your clothes to your social networking get in the way of getting employed!

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.

Have you ever been fired from a job? What happens when the hiring manager starts asking about why you were terminated? Do you know how to respond? Here is help to get you started.

Do you need help finding a job? Before you turn to a professional head hunter or recruiter, learn what to look for so you don’t waste your time or money.

Does a smile from the interviewer mean you got the job? What if they say "we will contact you in a couple of days." Is there a way to determine whether or not you snagged the job?

Why is it important to take notes during an interview? It's all about remembering the pertinent information. Wondering how to take notes during an interview? Here is what you need to know.

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.