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In the true spirit of the season, we thought now would be a good time to explore some career opportunities that lean toward the bizarre.

If you're open to new career opportunities and willing to do a little research, you may be surprised by the opportunities you can find! Here is a list of some of the most fun, easiest jobs that you can get paid to do!

When applying for a job, getting that initial interview is always the most challenging part of the process because you're competing against dozens or even hundreds of other candidates. However, candidates often put little thought into asking questions of their interviewers. Here are 5 boilerplate questions to ask that will demonstrate you came prepared for your interview.

We have all seen and heard how well the American economy has been moving. The unemployment rate has continued to decline. With that in mind, we wanted to see how Washington, DC, and specifically usually hard-hit areas like Ward 5 and Ward 8, have been faring during this upswing.

Everyone wants to start at the top, be the head honcho, the big cheese. Unfortunately, the reality is that unless you create your own business you will have to start at (or near) the bottom and work your way up. This is especially true for those that lack real-world work experiences like recent college grads and those switching fields.

On Veteran's Day - a day when we recognize the commitment, valor, and sacrifice demonstrated by those who serve or served in our military - the conversation often evolves into a discussion about the number of veterans who are out of work.

Have you been putting off that much needed vacation? It might be time to consider taking it. You'd be surprised at the far reaching benefits it can have not only for you but for your company and the economy.

Labor Day is somewhat of an unofficial signal that summer is coming to a close. But while the meaning behind this holiday seems somewhat self explanatory there is more history to it than one might think.

When searching for employment could the time of year in which you look really effect your rate of success? According to recent findings the answer is a definitive yes.

Risk and change are not just related to business, they are also deeply intertwined into life and your career. Starting a new job is fraught with risk. You don’t know if you’ll like the company, you don’t know if you’ll like your supervisor, you don’t know if you’ll like your colleagues…