Column in 2014

The Internet offers ways to broaden your contacts and assist you in your job search, says Peter Fiske.

Start and finish early, seek feedback and file before deadline, says Ingrid Eisenstadter.

People seeking non-academic jobs may need to try something unexpected to be noticed, says Peter Fiske.

Graduate students must educate themselves and others about academia's dim job prospects, says Jessica Polka.

A standard test for admission to graduate school misses potential winners, say Casey Miller and Keivan Stassun.

Saying no to a move is not easy, but there could be some very good reasons to stay put, says Yoshimi Rii.

Researchers with product-worthy ideas can follow various, often under-appreciated, paths towards commercialization, says Peter Fiske.

Graduate students face myriad financial challenges — some more obvious than others, says Susie Crowe.

Scientists should find engaging ways to present information to their target audience, says Yoshimi Rii.

Junior researchers can learn career-boosting skills by forming their own groups, says Alexandra Lucs.