Career Corner

Three ACS Career Consultants break down what it means and how you can get started

To attend, or not to attend? Four career consultants provide their professional advice

Several ACS Career Consultants provide tips on how job seekers can use the interview process to assess a company’s commitment to helping its employees' achieve work/life balance

Four ACS Career Consultants provide advice on how to respond to the always awkward interview question: “What are your salary requirements?”

Four ACS Career Consultants share their ideas on the best way to select and integrate the most important of these skills on your resume

Three ACS Career Consultants share their best tips on time management. One key downstream benefit they identify from managing time effectively? Reduced stress levels

Three career consultants provide their prescriptions for treating cases of pandemic burnout

A pivotal, commonly asked question is how to determine whether pursuing a PhD is a good career move. Four ACS Career Consultants share their thoughts and experiences on this complex matter

Five ACS Career Consultants issue a split decision on whether the cover letter is worth your time and effort

Three ACS Career Consultants, Natalie LaFranzo, Joe Martino, and Norton Peet, take on resume bias, and share advice for both employers and job seekers on how to avoid it

Three ACS Career Consultants share questions to ask yourself to determine if it’s time to look for a new job

Many of us have recently experienced, or likely will soon, our first virtual performance review. Four ACS Career Consultants explain how to prepare

Four ACS Career Consultants advise on how to increase your professional visibility during a time when many of us are working remotely

Four ACS Career Consultants explain why mid and late-career chemists need a development plan, and how to build one

Applying for jobs can be a thankless and stressful exercise. Our ACS Career Consultants advise how to preserve your mental health as you head down this challenging path