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  • The job market has been volatile recently, see-sawing between pandemic layoffs and the "Great Resignation." This article looks at the company characteristics that help attract and then retain B2B marketing talent.

  • A lot of variables determine whether you feel comfortable in your marketing career: your boss, your role, your company, your ability to create change or control upcoming changes... How do you know you're in the right place?

  • Join host George B. Thomas and guest Adrian Moreno as they delve into journeys of personal and professional growth, highlighting how connecting with industry influencers can affect your life and career. They also emphasize the importance of authenticity and the art of storytelling.

  • A significant share of workers say they would be deterred from taking a job offer if the company takes a political stance contrary to their own, according to recent research from Hi Bob.

  • In today's fast-paced digital world, keeping up with media trends is essential for businesses to stay relevant and competitive. This article covers seven trends that are particularly relevant for CMOs.

  • This infographic from Abode explores data points and best-practices related to successfully hiring and retaining Gen Z talent.

  • If you're concerned about your company's customer experience, don't just throw a CXO into the fray and expect that person to fix it. Leaders need buy-in from all departments to improve customer experience.

  • Which skills are the most common for B2B marketers to list on their LinkedIn profiles? To find out, researchers at the professional social network examined LinkedIn 2023 data for marketers who work for 1,000 B2B companies around the world.

  • How long have chief marketing officers been on the job at large enterprises and advertisers? What are the backgrounds of those CMOs? To find out, Spencer Stuart looked at the data.

  • Eric Yaverbaum has had countless successes in his career, but he manages to keep a handle on what truly counts in both career and life. And he has a lot of wisdom to impart that every marketer should be keen to keep in mind.

  • Your organization's greatest innovations have yet to be discovered. Who's going to discover them? Your sales team's entrepreneurs. So, find and nurture your brightest problem-solvers. Here's how.

  • Digital marketers say the industry roles that will likely be disrupted most by artificial intelligence are content writers, email marketers, and social media managers, according to recent research from Authority Hacker.

  • Zoom fatigue? You may be missing those water-cooler conversations. Feeling confused? You might need a video call to give you some visual cues. This article offers five tips for healthy communication with a remote team.

  • Christoph Trappe and host George B. Thomas talk all about marketing careers, from how you know you're in the right place to how marketers can be agents of change in their organization.

  • What do copywriters do? What are their educational backgrounds? Which skills do employers expect them to have? To find out, Semrush analyzed 400 copywriter job postings on Indeed.com.

  • Forget bragging about Marketing-qualified leads or social media likes. To keep our jobs, marketers have to learn to communicate Marketing's value in terms that matter to senior management.

  • The secret to performing successfully as a CMO—and extending your tenure—is being adaptable to the company's needs. This article provides some suggestions for getting there.

  • Instead of looking at the marketing department as a standalone function, CEOs need to construct a marketing team that benefits all areas of the organization. Here's how.

  • Americans say work-from-home options are one of the things they value most in a job—second only to a competitive salary, according to findings from a survey of 1,002 full-time workers from across the United States.

  • Social media expertise is the most in-demand marketing skill and customer service expertise is the most in-demand sales skill, according to recent research from LinkedIn.