No one likes dealing with bureaucracy, but some kinds of bureaucracy are easier to tolerate than others. It's no picnic for a kid to get their learner's permit, take driving lessons, complete a ...

Submitting online job applications feels a bit like a never-ending race to the bottom. Most companies simply ghost you after you’ve applied, and the ones that do get back to you send an automated ...

Standard paper applications can be a pain to fill out, sometimes literally, if the applicant has carpal tunnel syndrome or arthritis. It is also true that many job applicants, particularly those under ...

As the unemployment rate rises, some jobseekers say the search for employment has become automated and impersonal. LinkedIn research found 51 per cent of 2,000 Australians surveyed at the end of last ...

There's a reason the most common job-search approach is called Spray and Pray. When you use the Spray and Pray technique in your job search, you apply for dozens or scores of jobs by completing online ...

In today’s technology-driven world, it is rare to apply for a job in person. In most cases, job applications are online. And while some businesses have a dedicated platform set up for the job ...

Job hunting and securing that desired interview are always difficult; it becomes even more so during the turbulent period of COVID-19. I know the feeling: You send out dozens of applications only to ...

During the current labor shortage in Massachusetts and elsewhere, businesses who rely exclusively on online job applications are missing out on a group of people who want to work. Almost all ...

Landing a six-figure role is a coveted achievement for many ambitious professionals. The job search is often a numbers game—while the number of applications you submit matters, success also depends on ...