The best project managers are like axles - they smoothly link management, clients and staff to keep projects rolling along.

You know the feeling: that moment in the interview when you realize the opportunity has passed you by.

Phone interviews are a useful tool for potential employers - the
conversations help screen candidates quickly and determine who’s worth a
face-to-face meeting.

You have a resume, but it's not working as well as you'd like it to. What
can you do to increase the number of calls you receive for job interviews?

Have the last few years been cruel or kind to you, professionally speaking?
Even if your career didn't take a hit, the recent economic tumult may
have you quaking in your boots over the future.

When searching for a new job, dealing with prospective employers is
stressful enough: the numerous rejections before you get to yes,
grueling interviews, tense salary negotiations and more.

Maybe you're trying to cut back on driving to save money on gas. Maybe you
want to spend less time commuting. Or maybe your sink is clogged and you
have to wait at home for a plumber but don't want to use your precious
vacation time.

It may turn out that for much of the US economy, 2013 will be another year
of slow growth and anemic hiring. But in the world of marketing  - and especially in the high orbit of multichannel, digital media marketing - that’s not the message at all.