The Ultimate Power Hobby? Play Professor

In a time of inconspicuous consumption, an adjunct-professorship at a prestigious university is a coveted token of success among finance, law and media professionals.

Help Wanted…at Last

Strong intern hiring over the summer and early placement data for the class of 2011 suggest that the job drought for M.B.A.s could be ending.

Five Cities for the Career-Minded Student

SmartMoney.com looks at the top five small metropolitan areas for college students who want to stick around for work after graduation.

Engineers, Accountants Say School Matters

College reputation may matter more for job-seekers who majored in fields like engineering and accounting than in less "pre-professional" fields, such as history.

Slow Progress for Women in Management

A new government report found that women have made few inroads into management positions over the past decade and still face a persistent pay gap with their male counterparts.

College Grads Expand Lead in Job Security

College graduates not only earn more, but they are far more likely to keep their jobs when times get tough.

Ranks of Women on Wall Street Thin

Women are fading from the U.S. finance, with 2.6% or female employees leaving the industry in the past 10 years even as the ranks of men grew by 9.6%, but there is no single explanation for it.

Utilities Hire More Interns Full-Time

When looking for an internship, a job at a utility, architecture or construction firm may be more likely to turn into a full-time gig.

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Married Executives Juggle International Moves

More executive couples now confront the same conundrum: staying married and employed in upper management after one spouse wins a foreign transfer.

When Job-Interview Questions Become Too Personal

INSEAD Names New Dean

Employers Favor State Schools

B-Schools Reward Referrals

Looking for Work—at Age 70