Like anyone else out there, life didn’t stop just because I was pursuing a degree. Each day was an exercise in organization and time management.

Even though these times have been complicated and unsettled, now is an opportunity to make a fresh start or to tweak your career prospects.

For many of us, working from home every day is a brand-new experience. Add earning your degree, and it suddenly becomes a lot more challenging.

While I earn my master's degree, here's how I stay on top of assignments and due dates while juggling work, family and multiple classes.

The thank you note is just another part of your personal brand.

Connecting with people doesn’t have to be hard, nor does it have to be out of your comfort zone or schedule.

Get the support you need to land your next job.

Here's how to identify your best opportunities and make that big career jump.

Career networking can be hard. And awkward. And overwhelming. But it doesn't have to be.

According to CareerBuilder, 44% of employers hired a candidate because of what they found on social media, while 57% were less likely to contact a candidate who is MIA online.