I got laid off at 65 and can't find a job. I don't want to retire, but I feel invisible to potential employers.

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Mary Jane Surette, 65, was laid off from her job in February and is looking at retirement if she doesn't find something else soon.

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The basic qualifications for a job in AI and how to stand out, according to recruiters

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Recruiters at staffing firms and AI companies say that AI skills are mostly transferable from other jobs in the field.

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5 things you should lie about in interviews, according to a recruiting expert

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Joel Lalgee said the worst thing a job candidate can do is go on a tangent about their previous or current company.

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There's some really bad career advice on TikTok. Here are some of the worst tips you should ignore.

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Some career advice on TikTok could be doing more harm than good.

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She interviewed for 15 AI roles before landing a Microsoft offer. It made her realize how the job market has changed.

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3 ways to make your next job hunt easier in the age of AI, from a career coach with 25 years experience

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Shari Santoriello, a career coach, told Business Insider how she counsels her clients through job hunting to make the process less daunting.

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Interested in a government job? Begin your search here

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Interest in government jobs are growing but many don't know how to enter the field.

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Dumb jokes, lateness, and saying 'literally': 11 habits most likely to give hiring managers the ick

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Using words such as "like" and "literally" may be a bad look during an interview.

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Why your LinkedIn feed says the job market is terrible even when it's good

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It's starting to look like majoring in computer science isn't the road to the promised land of money and job security after all

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Joel Wong (pictured) is in his senior year at the National University of Singapore. The computer science major told Insider that job hunting has been challenging.
Joel Wong (pictured) is in his senior year at the National University of Singapore. The computer science major told Insider that job hunting has been challenging.

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