Information is power. Superior information can separate you from other candidates. Learn what type of research can help you find companies that will be hiring in the near future …

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.

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 …

Most candidates use the opportunity to ask other questions to find out more about the company. Others freeze when asked this question. But some candidates use this opportunity to ask questions that continue to sell themselves.

If you are having a difficult time with your work, workload or personalities at work, that’s not always the best thing to admit or explore. Learn 3 ways to answer “Why Are You Leaving Your Current Job?”

Today’s career advice gives job seekers tips to use Twitter information while researching companies and hiring managers prior to interviews. Learn 5 ways Twitter can help you prepare for a job interview …

When candidates try to set up informational meetings, they often aren’t successful in getting far (or even getting a meeting) because they usually ask for the wrong things. Today’s career advice details a more effective approach to the informational meeting …

This question can either be the least or the most important question of your interview. It just depends who asks the question … and how you answer it. Today’s career advice looks at some ways to answer this question effectively and some ways most candidates blow it.

Career Advice: Take a risk and ask for the job because you miss 100% of the shots you never take. But few people will tell you how to ask for it. This article demonstrates ways to ask for the job that work, and contrasts with a few that are likely to fail.

There are times when talking about how you lost a past job is unavoidable. Learn what to avoid and how to talk about job loss without killing your interview and job chances.