Whether you’re burned out at your current job, looking for a more challenging position, between jobs, fun-employed or whatever, welcome to the job-hunt jungle.

Journalist and TV personality Barbara Walters gave Shriver a piece of important advice at the beginning of her career.

We caught up with six of the most successful women entrepreneurs to discuss triumphs, failures and insights at Wanderlust's Amazing Women Entrepreneurs event.

To run a successful business, you not only have to have passion and be a great trainer, but you also need be a good business manager.

With every gadget available to keep employees plugged in 24/7, work-life balance can seem like the stuff of fairy tales. Though they may have a hard time achieving it, Americans value a rewarding life outside of the daily grind and are happier in jobs that allow them some freedom.

ClassPass founder Payal Kadakia shares the secrets to her success and how she built a multimillion dollar company.

Being part of a friendly work environment doesn’t just make the hours you spend at the office more pleasant -- having close pals in the workplace can boost your job satisfaction and make you more productive, according to a 2012 Gallup poll.

Unless you’re fortunate enough to be best friends with all of your co-workers (and your boss), chances are that you’ve come across a bad egg among your colleagues. Here’s exactly what to do when faced with the office mean girl or guy.

Are there some sneaky behaviors that have made themselves at home in your cubicle and are sabotaging your prospects? Read on for 10 ways you could be sabotaging yourself.

If you’re an introvert, chances are that just the thought of a networking event is enough to make you cringe. After all, the idea of approaching — and engaging in industry-related small talk with — strangers can make even more outgoing types apprehensive.

A recent NPR, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health poll of more than 1,600 workers in the United States revealed that more than four in 10 working adults (44 percent) believe their current job has an impact on their overall health.

Sports performance often has to do as much with how a person handles pressure in demanding situations as with the physical abilities displayed by the competitors. For many athletes, from young people to seasoned professionals, nerves can wreak havoc on an athlete’s ability to perform at his best.