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Most people considering working for a startup understand the idea of equity—you get “shares” and eventually, maybe they make you a millionaire—but might not have a great handle on the specifics. But how does startup equity actually work?

How do you write or rewrite your résumé if you want a job at a startup? Here are some tips to make your CV stand out to startup founders and increase your chances of getting the job.

If you’re thinking about working at a startup, be sure to consider all the positives and negatives. Can you handle long hours and risk in exchange for equity and big career advancement opportunities?

For engineers attempting to move to the United States for work, securing a visa can be challenging and confusing. This guide explains the different types of US work visas available and how to secure one.

Keeping an open mind during a job search can be difficult, especially when you feel the need to focus your priorities to find your dream job. It’s very easy to fall into the trap of writing off companies like …

Guest post by Lauren Newton, Recruiter for Facebook NYC. In the early spring of 2016, I found myself unexpectedly looking for a new job. I’d spent the past almost-two-years working at one of the fastest growing digital media companies …

With summer now upon us, you may be wondering whether to pause or delay your job search. While it’s true that the recruiting process can slow down during the summer months, my personal opinion is that the summer is actually a great time to look into new roles.

Rejection is an inherent part of the hiring process. Rejection emails are difficult to write and uncomfortable to send, but trust us, it’s always better to say something (even if it’s awkward) than nothing at all.

Read what one startup founder looks for in prospective new hires, including how hiring practices and strategies vary based on company size, stage, and more.

Maya Prohovnik writes about the “learn to code” movement and provides advice to those considering a bootcamp program.