I’ve got to admit it … I’m hooked on the whole Charlie Sheen thing. What lessons can we learn from Charlie to apply to job search?

I recently read this terrific article about how to job hunt on the sly, for passive candidates who are currently employed. Learn how passive candidates can find job search success, without risking their current paycheck …

Here’s another awesome article by Amy Levin-Epstein. Learn what Amy says about a humorous (and educational!) site, BadJobInterviews.com where readers can submit their own job interview horror stories.

Here’s a fascinating Wall Street Journal piece discussing job growth among seniors, compared with job shrinkage for teens. Huh? Wait a second … Isn’t this data completely opposite what we hear about ageism?

I wanted to share this interesting article by Joann S. Lublin, who writes for the Career Strategies section of the Wall Street Journal. By reading the article, you’ll learn that you may not have to go to these extremes to find your next job …

This is a great article by Amy Levin-Epstein published 2/24/11 in her “On The Job” column at CBSMoneywatch.com. Amy lists 9 excellent interview tips to help you stay in the game …

The real estate of your resume is one of the most important, and most over looked concepts of effective resume presentation. Most resumes I review have an antiquated notion, if any notion at all, about how use of real estate affects your reader’s impression of your qualifications. Learn how more effective use of resume real estate can increase your interviews.

Most candidates still send too many resumes, but it doesn’t work well today, leaving candidates frustrated and job search even more difficult. Learn why sending fewer resumes can make your search more effective …

Who’s Hiring is a weekly survey of companies showing the highest hiring activity for the week of 3/14/11. The hospitality, retail, health care, telecommunications and banking verticals were the top industries currently hiring …

Who’s Firing summarizes weekly research of companies announcing and rumoring layoffs for the week ended 3-11-11. For the past week government, technology, pharmaceutical and manufacturing employers announced …