So you’re looking for a job. Remember: Employers are looking, too - and not just at your qualifications.

Getting bumped off the track on your way to the top is every high-achiever's recurring nightmare. How can you be sure it doesn't happen to you?

It's perfectly natural to want to jump at the first job offer that comes along. But at the same time, there's no point in taking a job that won't pay the bills.

Make sure your resume is in top-notch shape by avoiding the top 10 resume blunders:

You’ve invested the time in completing the job application, polishing your resume and writing a compelling cover letter. Once you’ve submitted your materials, though, you enter the black hole -- the space between applying for jobs and hearing back from potential employers.

Professional networking is about making contacts and building relationships that can lead to jobs or other work-related opportunities. Thoughtful networking provides a focused way to talk to people about your job search.

The thank-you note is a necessary tool for any job-hunting strategy. But should you send it email or snail mail, handwritten or typed?

Not too long ago, job seekers were told that a resume should never exceed one page. Those who broke this golden rule were destined for the circular file.