Minimum wage in the United States: if the topic incites both your curiosity and confusion, read on for some facts, myth busters, and revelations.
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What is the minimum wage?
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5 careers you can get with a degree in information security
Thinking about an IT career? One of these cyber security fields may be right for you.
According to a report by Forbes.com, there were 209,000 vacancies of cyber security jobs heading into 2016.
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Calling all pro athlete wannabees
If you find yourself dreaming about a future as a professional athlete, you might wonder what it takes to get there.
5 career ideas for introverts
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An introverted nature is almost always accompanied by some above-average abilities, such as strong observation, excellent listening skills, high degree of readiness and extreme attention to detail.
If you’re an introvert, then you should definitely choose a career that plays to your unique skills.
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I’m still in high school—why should I take an interest assessment?
There’s one big reason to take an interest assessment when you’re starting to think about your future career plans: when you enjoy your job, you’re more likely to be good at it.
5 tips for teens looking for a summer job
Summer’s officially here, but it’s not too late to search for and land a summer job.
Follow these 5 tips to help make your search successful:
‘Waiving’ goodbye to tuition: a college cost-cutting resource for foster youth
As someone who’s been in foster care or wardship thinking about the possibility of college, you know that the road ahead isn’t going to be easy.
But did you know that most states offer major financial resources to help foster-involved young adults pursue their dreams through state college and training programs.
Job Clubs: Find support for your job search
Looking for a job can be a lonely business.
Participating in a job club can give your job search structure and connection.
Career and employment help for young adults
Job seekers ages 16-24 have a new, mobile-friendly resource to help them plan their careers, explore education and training options, and search and apply for jobs: CareerOneStop’s GetMyFuture website!
The Scholarship Finder: Tap into free money for college
Thinking about college, a career school, or graduate school but wondering how you’re going to pay for it?
Along with filling out the FAFSA, you should also find and apply for many individual scholarships. CareerOneStop’s Scholarship Finder can help.