Career & Jobs Infographics

This infographic from the folks at Ponbee.com presents a comprehensive list of the highest paying work from home jobs, where to look for jobs and telecommute-friendly companies.

The world needs a better way to combat the unconscious bias found in the hiring and recruitment of employees. But how? See how to make recruiting better using artificial intelligence, courtesy of ThisWay Global.

With student loan debt climbing, many people are beginning to look for careers that don’t require a college degree. But what are the options for good-paying jobs without a degree? Using data pulled from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Career Institute compiled a list of 80 jobs that don’t require a degree and have an average annual salary of more than $50,000.

Just because you have no work experience doesn’t mean you can’t land a great job. You very likely have skills and education that will translate well into many industries. Use this infographic to guide you through creating a resume showcasing your potential.

The Coronavirus outbreak has wrecked havoc the U.S. job market. Since President Donald Trump declared this global pandemic a national emergency in mid-March, over 30 million people have filed for jobless benefits for the first time. For those that are working from home, many are still struggling with the concept and find it a huge change that will require some effort to master.

With the job market so saturated and competition for positions so high, job searching can feel especially stressful. Procrastinating is one of the biggest culprits of slowing down a job search — it feels like there’s so much to get done, so where do you even start? Why not look at your personality type and work backward from there? Resume Now has put together a visual guide to time management strategies.