by Delia Lloyd | Huffington Post

Well, it's arrived. My first week in my new job.

After working for myself out of my home for five years, it's been really strange -- and exciting -- to re-immerse myself in an office culture. New people! A new building! New snack options!

by Ashley Cobert | The Daily Muse

Scoring an offer means you’ve made it through the toughest part of the job hunt. All the applications, research, and thank-you notes have paid off—congrats!

But not all the stress is over just yet. Now comes an important decision: whether or not to accept the position. How do you know if it’s the right job for you?

by Rayanne Thorn | The Blog

We often see lists of questions the job seeker or applicant should ask during an interview or through out the hiring process, as well as lists of questions the interviewer or hiring manager should ask.

Maybe there is a better way. Maybe they can work from the same list.

Dealing with on-the-job distractions is a constant part of every marketing professional's day, according to a new survey by The Creative Group.

Ad and marketing executives surveyed say the longest they can work on a task without being interrupted is 30 minutes, on average, the according to the study.