If anecdotal evidence is to be believed, there are few questions that flummox Gen Y quite so much as how to find a job you love. Career counselors of all stripes insist young people love what they do.

SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX 5) -- If life really is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it, then Kristin Hanes could teach us all a thing or two about the art of the comeback. After losing her ...

Megan Porta’s story begins in small-town Iowa, where her parents’ divorce meant frequent cross-country moves before she eventually found stability back home. She carried an artistic streak into ...

When Grace Bonney started her blog in 2004 as a creative outlet, she did it with the hopes of building enough clips to get hired as a design writer. Fast-forward eight years and she's now the ...

Are you trying to move ahead in a highly competitive field? Are there more candidates than jobs in your field? Want to stand out—and above–the competition? Do you want to be seen as an expert in your ...

We received a wealth of comments, emails and tweets with your choices--about 1,500 of them, naming roughly 700 different websites. To taper the list down to 75, my colleague Susan Adams and I combed ...

Caroline Ceniza-Levine: Please share a brief timeline of your career change from engineer to blogger/ stay-at-home dad Joe Udo: I graduated from college in 1996 with a MS in Electrical Engineering and ...

Started blogging while hostessing at a restaurant Directed TV commercials for McDonald's, Pepperidge Farm and General Mills Has cookbook set for 2014 release SANTA MONICA, Calif. — Claire Thomas is by ...