Finding the perfect candidate for an open position is part instinct, part creativity and part statistics, although the degree of each differs depending on who you ask.

The next generation of employees, children and teenagers born after 2000 may be overly cautious and super tech-obsessed. So reports the BBC.

It’s every job-hunter’s worst nightmare: you’re on the way to an interview for a job you really want and/or need and of course you’re running late. So you push your way on to a crowded subway train, where tempers are already short. Before you know it, you and the guy next to you are in each other’s faces.

The U.S. economy may not be completely out of the recession just yet – and, in some way, may never be what it was prior to the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, and it doesn’t mean the country won’t ever return to “full employment.”