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It’s easy to say that the best business leaders never stop learning, but it’s harder to put specifics behind this process.

When Cassie Lopez and her husband, Brian, interviewed with the Family Medicine Residency program at the University of Montana, the school’s focus on rural care led them to cancel their remaining interviews with competing medical programs.

We talked to six hiring experts to find out which questions trip up most job candidates, and the better answers that could win you the job:

Big data was once a responsibility reserved for data analysts and technical experts, but we’re entering an era where everyone is, in some ways, required to use data in their own roles.

The secret to making a great presentation is winning over your audience in the first 30 seconds (and keeping their interest through the last 30 seconds).

The new documentary Won’t You Be My Neighbor showcases the TV pioneer’s focus on understanding the emotions of children and adults.

Two former "records management analysts" in the White House whose $65,000-a-year jobs entailed preserving the president’s memos, letters, emails and papers for the National Archives where part of their job became Scotch-taping papers back together that Trump had torn into pieces.

How to ensure your business pays workers fairly.