Career change after 40 or 50 is not only doable but preferable. Tap your professional experience and personal life for advantages to help you pivot.

I'm on my third career change and still looking for a job that will pay the bills. I refuse to give up even though rejections ...

Dreaming of a career change is a near universal experience for anyone with a job, typically arising in the wake of repeated experiences with unfulfilling work, lackluster bosses, or a sense of general ...

Rising living costs, fewer job openings and tougher competition are pushing many people to rethink their career paths. Whether you're newly unemployed, underpaid or simply ready for something new, you ...

The only constant is change, and this is the same in our careers as well. More and more women are realizing that it’s okay to want something different, to outgrow a role, or to be curious about a ...

When I decided to enroll in community college, my goal wasn’t to get a degree — I wanted a new job. I have my bachelor’s degree in acting and was a professional actor until the pandemic. At 25, I was ...

Keeping us locked in long after the thrill has gone, a career can start feeling bound by a set of golden handcuffs- chained to a paycheck. And given that an August 2023 poll by Statista found that ...

Figuring out what to do with the rest of your life is a lot of pressure. Because deciding how to spend the next 40-plus year is intimidating, people often find themselves in the wrong job. If this ...

The COVID-19 pandemic reshaped the idea of employment in the United States and left many of the survivors — particularly the older ones — rethinking what’s important, what they value and what, exactly ...

You must have lived under a rock to not have heard of “The Rock,” Dwane Johnson. But did you know this former CFL football player was cut in 1995, with only seven bucks in his pocket, before he ...