Monster in the News

Monster In the News

Recruiting Firm Monster Updates Its Résumé

Monster Worldwide Inc. is trying to jolt its online recruiting business—and its market value—back to life.

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10 Jobs That Didn't Exist 10 Years Ago

Employment trend watchers have been pinpointing the sectors where jobs are anticipated to increase forever—every five years the BLS projects its own outlook and sites like our

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10 Ways to Work Easier With Gen Y Colleagues

Is there a generational, workforce clash in the making? Recently, MTV conducted a "No Collar Workers" study of Generation Y, also known as Millennials (born between 1981-2000). And the study's results may make some older workers' hair stand on end.

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The 10 Most Important Questions To Ask Before Your Job Interview

When Ivy Exec founder and CEO Elena Bajic sat down with a potential new hire last month for her first interview, she was blown away with her insight into the 5-year-old recruiting company, which special

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Why Your Co-Workers Don't Like You

Your co-workers are judging you. Beneath a veneer of professional collegiality, they're taking note of the mess on your desk, how loudly you chew, even your word choices.

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Persistence, focus are key for young job seekers

University of Kentucky alum Rebecca Christopher, Monster.com’s career advice expert Charles Purdy, and Jamey Jackson, a recruiter at Malone Professional Services, join MSNBC’s Dylan Ratigan at the University of Kentucky in Lexington to talk about the perils of job hunting as a new college graduate.

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Office Etiquette: Keep Politics Out

You may have insightful views on the presidential election, but share those opinions sparingly, if at all, at work, experts say.

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Hiring Logjam Breaks as CEOs Plan Growth

New York—Online employment company Monster Worldwide has launched an international campaign in partnership with a Formula One auto racing team to highlight the company's work with human relations departments looking to hire employees.

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Hiring Logjam Breaks as CEOs Plan Growth

Companies from General Electric Co. (GE) to yogurt producer Chobani are adding U.S. workers, accelerating a rebound in hiring, as chief executive officers prepare for greater demand in a strengthening economic recovery.

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