Tucked inside the Sunday Sports section, the conspicuous help-wanted ad doesn’t mention a salary. Nor does it offer geographic specificity. Applicants are told they would need to “travel and/or ...

Must be able to stand for long periods of time. Must be able to lift 50 lbs. Must have a driver's license. These and similar phrases common to job postings could be non-starters for an otherwise ...

When searching for a new job, there are numerous factors to take into consideration—the demands, the hours or even the location. But according to a recent survey, one of the most important things that ...

Scanning job ads can be discouraging when you can’t check every box, especially when you’re just starting out in your career. However, while job opportunities often include a long list of “required” ...

You’ve probably heard it at talent acquisition conferences, in industry articles, and maybe even from your boss: Mobile recruiting is on the rise, and it’s time to adapt. But new Glassdoor research ...

While job ads that use gender-neutral language "overwhelmingly" perform best, only 38% of job ads use such language, according to a Jan. 27 report from Appcast. Ads that do not use male or ...

Classified ads in local newspapers like The News & Observer require applicants to mail in resumes. They actually explain part of the U.S. immigration system. Brian Gordon Tucked inside the Sunday ...