Meet successful people who have relaunched their lives because of a challenging change in fortune.

As the economy hits rock bottom, some job hunters go guerrilla.

Millions of people in the business world are going through overwhelming and uncomfortable emotions due to the financial meltdown our nation is currently facing.

When you apply via email, there are a couple of options. You can write your cover letter directly into an email message (the same rules for writing a proper letter and proofing it apply) and attach your resume (a MS Word attachment is best). Or, you can attach both your resume and letter, as separate documents to the email address. Send yourself a copy, as well (use the bcc: field in your email program). That way you'll have a copy for your records.

Work parity can be thought of as two large buckets, one for gender parity in the workplace and in leadership roles, and the other for gender pay parity.

The economic meltdown will be even worse for women than for men in the workplace.

Much of 2009 will be plagued by continuing hiring freezes and layoffs.

Recessions are usually great times to start a business--and this one might be better than most.

Whether it's milking venomous spiders or picking up roadkill, the secret to career fulfillment is not to follow your passions, but to chase your opportunities.

Job security is a skill.

The biggest key in climbing to greater career success is learning to let go!

The economy is reeling under the pressures of a downturn. Unemployment rates are staggering and layoffs are at an all-time high. The current economic climate calls for a robust career management plan, one that will, despite the recession-like conditions, catapult your career to new heights.

Many people put work before family and relationships. At times, doing this may be a necessity. If the wolf is at the door, it's understandable. But if you find that work has become your entire life, here are some tips to help you find your balance again.