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Careers
fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago

Goldman US equity chief on advice he'd give to young workers starting out: Figure out how you fit into the machine of the company

Gen Z should identify how their role fits into the firm's commercial engine and focus on tasks that develop judgment, client understanding, and measurable impact.
Online marketing
fromBusiness Insider
4 months ago

I used ChatGPT as my career coach for the week. It gave me some good advice, but couldn't handle my meltdown.

AI can assist with basic work-related tasks, but struggles with emotional support and personalized guidance.
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#resume
fromFast Company
6 months ago
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Is it okay to lie (a little) on your resume?

Lying on your résumé is always a bad idea, regardless of the circumstances.
fromFast Company
7 months ago
Media industry

How do I decide what to take off of my resume?

Focus on relevance when updating your résumé.
Avoid jargon and clichés to enhance clarity and effectiveness.
Older work experience may be less relevant unless transitioning careers.
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Podcast
fromFast Company
6 months ago

What should I do if I think my coworkers are gossiping about me?

Gossip, while often perceived negatively, can be leveraged for positive communication and relationship building in the workplace.
fromBusiness Insider
6 months ago

5 pieces of popular career advice that you should ignore

The idea of scaling a corporate hierarchy has become outdated for many workers. Many employees prioritize flexibility and personal growth over traditional promotions.
Women in technology
fromSlate Magazine
7 months ago

My Spouse and I Started a Business. But One Fatal Flaw Has Brought Us to Disaster.

Dear Don't Have to Be the Boss, Whenever I play a tennis match, whether I win or lose, I try to jot down a few things that I did well and a few things I need to improve on.
Women in technology
Women in technology
fromNew York Post
7 months ago

This is the most useless phrase to put in an email, expert says: 'It accomplishes nothing'

Using 'just checking in' is ineffective in emails and can appear passive-aggressive according to etiquette experts.
Remote teams
fromFast Company
7 months ago

How can I get my boss to stop emailing me in the middle of the night?

Setting boundaries with work hours can improve productivity and morale.
'Always on' culture harms employee well-being and performance.
fromInc
8 months ago

How Should I Respond to Networkers Seeking Help I Can't Offer?

"I wish I could help! The only person I know in (field) is in the same position. But I'll definitely let you know if I do come across any leads that could help."
Mental health
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