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  • Hiring managers for creative (nontechnical) marketing jobs value resumes in a traditional format and place the most emphasis on interview performance for entry-level candidates, according to recent research from The Creative Group.

  • Most marketing leaders expect to grow their teams this year, with digital talent being the most in demand, according to recent research from McKinley Marketing Partners.

  • Most small business owners worked a full-time job while starting their own firm, according to recent research from Paychex.

  • By implementing routines to start and end your workdays, you can become less stressed and more productive. Here are 10 techniques you can begin using today.

  • Working remotely can be beneficial for both employees and companies, but the practice comes with challenges. Check out the infographic for tips on tools and troubleshooting that can help make your employees' remote work experience smoother.

  • We've all been there: You're in a meeting but haven't heard a thing. Your mind is somewhere else entirely. Next time, try some of these tips to stay alert, focused, and productive.

  • Amazon is the company US professionals on LinkedIn most want to work for, according to recent research from the social network.

  • Employees are motivated by more that just money, research shows. Learning, community, and purpose are all key reasons people enjoy their work. Read on for tips on how to be a motivating manager.

  • Most brands and agencies (58%) say they employ creative (nontechnical) marketing freelancers, according to recent research from The Creative Group.

  • Most digital marketers in the United States have at least a bachelor's degree, according to recent research from Hafiz Muhammad Ali.

  • Some 69% of senior business executives say they think the term "workforce" will eventually encapsulate both human employees and intelligent machines/platforms, according to recent research from Marketforce and Pegasystems.

  • What do people see when they visit your LinkedIn profile? Ask yourself three questions to boost your profile and generate more leads from the professional networking platform.

  • The number of people employed as public relations specialists and managers in the United States has steadily risen over the past few years, according to recent research from PR Underground.

  • Working from home can help you be productive, but there can be so many distractions. Here are eight tips to help you stay motivated and on track.

  • Which large corporations in the United States excel at marketing to potential employees and at inspiring current employees to share positive experiences?

  • There's an elite cadre of CEOs out in the marketplace who have a clear advantage over their counterparts: They have marketing backgrounds. Here's a look at what gives marketing-focused CEOs a leg up in the business world, and what you can learn from them.

  • Everyone has bad days at work that lead to negative thinking, but learning to manage those thoughts and turn them into opportunities can help you advance your career.

  • As a marketer, you're used to marketing products and services. But what about yourself? Do potential employers know your value? Read on to find out how to set up your own career for success.

  • If you're looking to move your marketing career forward, you may have considered an MBA. But does the investment of time and money pay off? Read on to find out how the degree can help boost your marketing career.

  • Most marketing and advertising executives in the United States expect their firms to maintain their current staffing levels for creative (non-technical) jobs in the first half of 2018, according to recent research from The Creative Group.