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Restaurants and schools did most of the hiring. Information and tech kept shedding jobs. What a national number actually tells you about your own search.

Employers plan to hire more graduates this year, yet grads are unemployed at a higher rate than the country as a whole. Both are true — here's how to read it.

Unemployment is low and layoffs are rare, yet openings are scarce and searches drag. Indeed's Hiring Lab has a name for it — and it changes how you should search.

Interviews are won in the preparation. Here's a straightforward playbook to walk in confident and leave a strong impression.

You don't always need a four-year degree or years of experience to earn a solid paycheck. These entry-level roles offer strong starting pay and room to grow.

Most people accept the first number they're offered. A short, respectful negotiation can add thousands to your salary — here's how to do it.

Remote work is here to stay, but the competition is fierce and scams are common. Here's how to find real remote jobs and land one.

Job requirements are shifting fast. These are the skills employers are asking for most in 2026, and how to build them without going back to school.

Your resume has about seven seconds to make an impression. Here's how to make them count — from formatting to keywords to the mistakes that get applications rejected.

You're judged before you say a word. Here's how to dress appropriately for any interview, whether it's an office, a store, or a warehouse.