All news on the topic: Careers advice

In recent years, the professional networking site has become overrun with overly earnest personal anecdotes, tearful selfies and weird sporting analogies. Katie Rosseinsky looks at how LinkedIn became so mortifying

A careers expert has shared a way that you can tell your boss you'll be completely uncontactable while you're enjoying your holiday - without being rude or abrasive

If you've got a job interview coming up and you're looking to impress, read on, as a recruiter has shared what she thinks are the best three questions to ask a hiring manager

Preparing for a job interview can feel like a daunting task but career expert Erin McGoff shared a method that helps to give potential employees an easy and concise way of getting ready

Meeting people from your past can be incredibly awkward. But one woman was seemingly left crushed after stumbling upon her school bully in the most unexpected place

Other things they are more likely to discuss at work include their physical and mental health, and struggles with their children, the research found

And over eight in 10 would recommend that those just starting out in the working world pursue some additional, hands-on industry experience before doing so

A career coach has warned that stuffing your CV with certain buzzwords could be putting recruiters off - so here's how to strengthen your application and land your dream your job

But they are happier to seek support at work or in their career - with nearly six in 10 even claiming that doing so has helped them progress in their career, the research found

Ryanair is looking to hire 150 cabin crew members at London Stansted airport, where the budget airline runs routes to Milan and Rome in Italy, Dublin in Ireland and Madrid, Barcelona and Tenerife in Spain

One in four millennial and Gen Z employees plan to work abroad some day - with Canada and Spain the top countries they would emigrate to, research has found

A 'marginal gains mindset' refers to gradual improvements, that build up to boost performance - and this mentality can help with quality control and product development, research has found

Nearly two-thirds felt they were pressured into pursuing more academic lessons - but regret not taking subjects such as art, music, and PE

Seven in ten parents reckon their youngsters are more open to discussing sensitive topics - when they are tucking into their favourite foods, according to research

Researchers at Furniture At Work, a website offering bespoke furniture for workplaces, quizzed 2,000 office employees to find the "most annoying" behaviours around Britain.

A savvy HR worker who has learned about the pitfalls of working life 'the hard way' has issued a warning about three seemingly innocent things you should never do in the workplace

Managing to successfully wow an interview panel and land your dream job isn't always a walk in the park, with nerves easily managing to the get the better of any of us, but these phrases will help turn you into a stand out candidate

A recruitment agency has advised that applications should be submitted within the next fortnight in order to start on January 3

Brits say they get stuck in three unnecessary meetings each week - with nearly half turning off their camera on a video call and getting on with other tasks

A young business owner has shared how candidates can make their CV look polished even when there are gaps and frequent job changes - and why she wouldn't bat an eyelid

You can be asked difficult questions regarding your former work experiences during a job interview. Instead of clamming up, this is how you should expertly answer them

Beauty influencer Cariad Ryan, 24, from Cardiff, says she was nervous to quit her job working in Costa Coffee to focus of her TikTok account full-time, but her bold career move has more than paid off

Employers who refer to their colleagues as "family" or present your standard holiday allowance as a perk are just a few of the signs you ought to be wary of, according to an expert

You might have a 'red flag' in your CV

A careers expert has warned jobseekers of a major red flag they should be keeping an eye out for during interviews, which could well be a sign the workplace might not be quite as friendly as it first appears