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"It's all in the timing," as the saying goes, and that goes for pretty much everything in life, including, of course, our careers. When we're searching for a job, most of us tend to be so excited to ...

Apparently, when you schedule your job interview matters just as much as how you prepare for it. One CEO breaks down why a simple calendar choice can make the difference between getting hired or ...

Longview High School senior Brynn Woods earned the top spot in the State Fair Job Interview Contest. Woods, a member of ...

BOSSIER CITY, La. -- For most people, a daily commute means 15, 30, maybe 45 minutes on the road. But for Chef Israel “Izzy” Andrade, the trip is a little longer — all the way from the Shreveport-area ...

Chef Jen Reifschneider has worked in plenty of kitchens throughout her career, but at The Belmont, she’s been able to cement herself as one of the best in the profession.

LOS ANGELES, Ca–The Los Angeles Angels are looking for a new manager, and the team’s owner says it’s Albert Pujols’ job if he wants it. Ken Rosenthal is reporting that owner Arte Moreno’s top choice ...

Kim Kardashian recounted a humorous incident on 'The Tonight Show' where her mother, Kris Jenner, orchestrated a blind date disguised as a job interview with a TV executive. Kardashian, armed with a ...

"One source close to the former slugger suggested the decision may be Pujols’ to make," wrote Sam Blum, Katie Woo, and Ken Rosenthal. Pujols is three years removed from his final season in Major ...

“I don’t think she thought I’d be so prepared to bring a résumé," Kardashian joked of the situation Kirsty Hatcher is an Associate Editor on the People.com Morning Team. She has been working at PEOPLE ...

Jim Farley was named CEO of the Dearborn automaker Oct. 1, 2020. When Farley stepped into the top job, he faced monumental tasks: Fix product launches, bring down warranty and material costs, improve ...

In February, WSJ sat down with Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol to learn about his plan to turn around the coffee giant by investing in the company’s moneymakers—its cafes. Photo: Alexandra Larkin The ...