careers

What are the top-paying jobs in Louisiana with and without a degree? Let's take a look...

One of Louisiana's favorite places to eat and two of Louisiana's favorite places to learn were represented on the recently published list by Forbes.

The Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office has an actual "office", with employees that take care of a wide range of duties.

CVS Health is looking to hire 25,000 nationwide, 500 here in Louisiana in a one-day national career event.

Watch as while he's live on TV the little girl busts into the room like a bull in a china shop, followed by her younger sibling.

On Wednesday, October 26 and 27, 2016, participants can take part in the free Career Development and Networking Expo, the 'Life of a Well' non-technical luncheon presentation, and more.

It's always a good idea to put forth your best effort at work, bit it's not necessarily the best way to get ahead...

Too much month at the end of the money? If so, then maybe you're thinking about a career change with a better salary. Zippia.com has done the research for you and has complied "The Highest Paying Jobs In Louisiana".

Higher Perspective has put out a list, "The Top 10 Careers With The Most Psychopaths", and it looks like radio and television personalities made the list!

Live fast, die young is not just a cliche.  Analysis of two years worth of obituaries from the New York Times, found that people who have jobs that put them in the spotlight are likely to die sooner than people holding more traditional jobs.

Does happy start at forty?  Those of us who are middle aged have all heard, "Life begins at forty".

Are You Happy With Your Job? The people who are whistling while they work aren’t who you think! A recent survey uncovered the top 10 happiest careers in America, and the results are somewhat surprising.  Biotechnology careers topped the list, followed by (believe it or not) customer service jobs, and then jobs in the education field.

ANYTHING YOU CAN DO I CAN DO BETTER You go, girl! According to a new survey, about half of American women think their careers are more successful than those of their male partners.