Dear Evil HR Lady, During my last review I asked my manager, who is a senior vice president, about a promotion. He indicated that he would begin to think about what a promotion for me would look like ...

It's finally happening: Your dream job is becoming available. Finally, after all this time and all the years you've spent hustling in that confined little cubicle, you finally are courageous enough to ...

WIESBADEN, Germany - Many single service members feel disconnected, alienated or overwhelmed by an overseas duty assignment. Finding one's way around, making new friends and discovering the ...

Call it a case of doughnut diplomacy. Career strategist Cynthia Shapiro had a client whose boss was perpetually annoyed by employees who straggled into meetings late. Here's a novel solution: Ten ...

It’s easy to get excited about a big job promotion, especially if you’ve invested time and effort into figuring out how to get promoted within your company. Being offered a better title and (hopefully ...

Go for it, by all means. You were hired to do a job. You've done it well, and now you're ready for a promotion. Your ability to pitch for that new post and get it will determine whether you have what ...

CINCINNATI -- Asking for a raise or promotion can be one of the most nerve-wracking rituals of professional life, but it doesn’t have to be. Sarah Brown, owner of Project Connect in Cincinnati, has ...

Q: When I was interviewing two years ago, my manager said he would retire in a few years and that I could then take over his job. Since I was hired, however, he has again never mentioned retirement, ...

Most of us think about our careers in terms of an upward trajectory. If we do a good job then we are in line for more responsibility, a more impressive title, greater respect from others, increased ...

Reader: I was recently promoted to a new role at my firm. As a result of the promotion, I now report directly to the same supervisor as my former boss. My former boss remains senior to me but is no ...

Haven’t gotten that promotion yet? Maybe you’re not the boss’ favorite. I’m sure many of you already suspected this, but new research proves favoritism is rampant when it comes to employee promotions.