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"Will work for food" has met "Will you work for food?"

This fella is ready to a-ply for different work.

So, you've worked hard and earned your degree. Now, it's time to venture out into the real world and start your career. Does your degree happen to be in one of the best fields in the state?
According to research by the career website Zippia, based on stats from the Texas Department of Labor on factor…

They say you should do what you love, but, come on, we all want to make some serious bank, don't we?

Today is the day!  It's time for our 2016 Townsquare Media career fair and I only thought it would be fitting to give out a few pointers straight from the hiring companies mouths.  If this is your first career fair here are a couple of helpful tips that can help make you stand out...

We are just a couple of short weeks away from our 2016 Townsquare Media career fair and I only thought it would be fitting to give out a few pointers straight from the hiring companies mouths.  If this is your first career fair here are a couple of helpful tips that can help make you stand out.…

Texas is a big state. There are numerous kinds of companies and industries in our state so, naturally there are lots of options when it comes to working. What do you think the most common job in the state would be? The answer might surprise you...

Townsquare Media will be hosting a Career Fair will be at the Homewood Suites in Victoria on October 20th. The event is from 9a-1pm to make attending as convenient as possible for job seekers. If you would like your business to be a part of our career fair please contact your Townsquare Media Accoun…

Hey, you -- yeah, you with your head buried in your inbox, analyzing spreadsheets and toggling among your two dozen open windows. You may want to slow down.

This woman gave her two-week notice -- or is that her two-cheek notice?

The perfect job is as elusive as Bigfoot, but, believe it or not, there are some careers out there whose pay will make you rethink your career choice.

It may not seem like it for Texans that find themselves out of work but, the Lone Star State is doing better than the rest of the nation.
According to the Texas Workforce Commission, Texas had an unemployment rate of 4.4% for the month of May, unchanged from April...