Your first job holds promise and peril. Here’s how to protect your future self.

“I got the job!” is a frequent text I get from clients. (Who calls these days?) My clients are high performers, and they want to aim even higher. New jobs and roles are an occupational hazard for many ...

Most of the 4 million students who are graduating from college in the U.S. this year will face a challenging labor market as they search for their first jobs. On the bright side, 32% of all the job ...

Technical skills may have gotten you hired, but emotional intelligence will be the difference between surviving and thriving.

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Researchers found that the quality and timing of a graduate’s first job explain most of the earnings gap between low- and high-income students five years after college. Lower-income graduates are more ...

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The New York Times wants to hear from recent college graduates, other young job seekers and hiring managers about this year’s job market. By Talmon Joseph Smith See more of our coverage in your search ...

What kind of job market will 2026 graduates face after they turn their tassels? The director of undergraduate career services ...