Jobs expected to have the most openings over the next decade

As you stand at the threshold of your professional life—perhaps clutching a brand-new diploma, finishing a certification, or simply reassessing your path—the question “What’s next?” can feel more like a weight than a wonder. We often hear that the economy …

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The AI-human hybrid: Skills every 2026 grad needs (that aren’t coding)

The job market is shifting fast, and coding alone won’t be enough to stand out when the class of 2026 enters the workforce. Industry experts agree that success will depend on a new set of human skills that artificial intelligence …

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Thinking About Entrepreneurship? Here Are Some Considerations

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If you’ve ever dreamed of building something from the ground up, you’re not alone. For many graduates and alumni, entrepreneurship is more than just a career option.  It’s a chance to turn big ideas into real impact. But …

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How to talk about gaps on your resume

By Vicki Salemi, career expert at Monster.com

Whether you’re a current student or a recent grad, you may be stressed out thinking about how to talk to employers about gaps on your resume. Maybe you had summer internships consecutively the …

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Beyond the entry-level tag: How to spot growth-focused roles in 2026

Entry-level job postings often promise growth, but distinguishing genuine development opportunities from dead-end roles requires a strategic approach. This guide provides fourteen concrete tactics to evaluate whether a position will actually advance your career in 2026, drawing on insights from …

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6 Strategies for Making Yourself Indispensable in the C-Suite

When in the C-suite, you might face significant pressure because your decisions carry weight across the entire company. Other employees will notice how you react to challenges and the kind of leadership style you follow.

Being indispensable requires you to …

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16 Common Mistakes Early-Career Professionals Make When Negotiating Their First Salary

Salary negotiation for your first professional role can be challenging, but avoiding common pitfalls is essential for starting your career on solid financial footing. Career experts consistently identify specific mistakes that new professionals make when discussing compensation, often stemming from …

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20 most popular jobs upon graduation for those with finance majors

Here’s a listicle of the 20 most popular jobs for new graduates with finance degrees. Some are obvious fits (analyst roles in banks and corporates), but others may surprise you—finance majors often move into tech, consulting, and even sales because …

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Mentor, sponsor, or both? Why early-career professionals need multiple advocates

By Jasmine Escalera, PhD, Career Expert, MyPerfectResume

When you’re early in your career, advice is everywhere from professors, managers, peers, and even TikTok. But not all guidance carries the same weight, and not all career relationships serve the same purpose. …

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Should you stay or should you go? What the “great stay” means for your career.

By Jasmine Escalera, PhD, Career Expert, MyPerfectResume

In 2026, a new workplace phenomenon is emerging: The Great Stay.

Instead of job-hopping in search of better pay, flexibility, or fulfillment, many workers are choosing to stay put. Even if they’re unhappy, …

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