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If you’ve recently launched your job search, you likely know about the importance of networking to uncover opportunities. But can you name any specific steps you’ve taken to grow and connect with your network?

A great cover letter opens the door to your candidacy, but a poorly written resume can shut it just as quickly.So what are the resume do's and don'ts? CareerCast outlines a few of the things you DON'T want to do if you'd like to land an interview.

You've sent out countless resumes and have finally been called in for an interview. This is the point where you can make it or break it. These do's and don'ts from CareerCast should prepare you for the interview so you don't make any mistakes.

The offshore oil industry has come to play an increasingly important role in domestic oil production in the U.S., but an increase in new developments to bolster jobs depends upon the ability of regulators to increase their pace of approvals.

Why the continuing cycle of outcry, legislation, and permission is exactly what the fracking industry needs.

The constant evolution and innovation of the energy industry presents an ongoing challenge for both new and experienced workers. The path to energy training is out there for those ready to take the first step.

When you're researching job interview techniques, it's common to run across a lot of conflicting information, some erroneous and some reliable. Career expert Taunee Besson outlines 8 myths that frequently pop up in job interview "research" materials. They aren't true, but our culture seems to perpetuate them anyway.

If you make the first job interview cut and get asked to return for another look, congratulations are in order. But it's important to remember that you're still competing with other candidates, many of whom will be just as qualified as you.

Are you suffering from a self-inflicted malady called “Comfortable Misery”, a career syndrome characterized by inertial thinking and an overwhelming need to maintain the status quo. This is a treatable issue, but only you have the power to cure yourself.

To become a nominee for Networker of the Year, recognize that people will meet you for a variety of reasons. Whatever their motive, you must be prepared to allude that your impending phone conversation or visit will be both enjoyable and rewarding.