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The CEO of an education nonprofit says the solution to quiet quitting and back-to-office blues starts with DEI
Francisco Tezén, the CEO of A Better Chance, thinks of DEI like any other part of the business: as a startup cost that needs metrics for success.
KPMG is making a $2 billion bet on AI. It's another example of big changes that are coming to the workplace.
KPMG advises businesses around the world. It's teaming with Microsoft to bring AI to more of them. Get ready for the new tech to spread even faster.
It's not just you — no one is posting on social media anymore
Social media is on the decline. Instagram is all ads. No one's posting on BeReal. TikTok is for influencers. The new place for sharing: group chats.
How Walmart CEO Doug McMillon went from unloading Walmart trucks as teen to earning $25.7 million a year while modernizing the company
Learn how McMillon went from a teenager unloading trucks at Walmart's distribution center to one of the world's most powerful people.
A new study makes it official: Women are always the wrong age for employers
Researchers found that women faced age discrimination at every age. Too young, having babies, too old — women are never the right age at work.
In leaked recording, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy wouldn't share data for his controversial RTO mandate. Said it was a 'judgement' call, like launching AWS.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy defends controversial return-to-office policy by comparing it to AWS launch.
How private lenders have left millions of college students with no hope for the future
How the booming market for private loans saddled millions of students with $136 billion in debt that can't be forgiven and left them with no hope.
Here's what happens when you break up with a narcissist
There are a number of tactics you should expect when you split up with a narcissist, and they won't go without a fight.
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The fight over 'return to office' policies has a dirty downside
Companies bragging about their climate goals are ending remote work and forcing employees back to the office, which will exacerbate global warming.
Meet the housing influencers 'hacking' their way to real-estate riches
Social media sparked a rise in popularity for "house hacking," a fancy new term for buying a home and bringing on roommates to pay for the mortgage.
AI is going to eliminate way more jobs than anyone realizes
AI is a tsunami about to upend the global economy, throwing 300 million jobs into mayhem and forcing half the workforce to learn new skills.
Who is MrBeast? Meet the 25-year-old YouTube star who's famous for giving away millions of dollars to strangers.
Who is MrBeast? His ambitious challenges helped grow his YouTube channel to 131 million subscribers. Now his company is suing his burger partner.
20 lottery winners who lost it all — as someone in Florida just won the $1.58 billion Mega Millions jackpot
A ticket sold in Florida won the $1.58 billion Mega Millions jackpot. But for some past lottery winners, life became worse after snagging the win.
33 of the biggest failed products from the world's biggest companies
From Nintendo's Virtual Boy to Amazon's Fire phone, even the biggest companies can have major flops. Here are some of the notable disappointments.
Crappy real-estate agents are costing homebuyers millions
It's way too easy to become a real estate agent, posing a threat to both consumers and experienced Realtors.
'I take the rest of the day off': How employees are secretly using AI to duck out early
A lot of people are secretly using tools like ChatGPT to get ahead at work — even though their companies have banned AI.
The 5 best — and worst — states to retire in 2023, ranked
Iowa ranked as the best state to retire in thanks to its high affordability and lack of crime, while Florida didn't even crack the top five.
I left my teaching job and went to Costco. I thought I'd only work there temporarily, but now I've climbed its corporate ladder and make more money — I feel safe here.
Quitting teaching to work full-time at Costco was one of the best decisions I made. I'm not going back and leaving teaching has made me much happier.
The strange, sad side effect of side hustles
Hobbies are no longer hobbies when they require you file taxes. That's just a job.
Employees with agreeable personalities are more appreciated in the workplace since the pandemic, a study says
A University of London study examined the Big Five personality traits at work and found that agreeableness is more helpful than previously thought.
The psychological reasons why you fall in love with your colleagues
Sometimes the strong bond between colleagues can turn into something more — but there are risks to consider.
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I do the bare minimum at work and set hard boundaries. After being taken advantage of by a previous employer, I don't owe my new job anything.
After being overworked and underpaid at a previous job, this executive says they set hard boundaries and won't take on new responsibilities if they're not compensated.
Mark Cuban says he avoids wasting time at work, and that meetings are the main culprit
The billionaire investor and "Shark Tank" star would rather come to a solution via email, and he's not the only boss who believes meetings waste time.
High-earners could save 40% of their salary by moving from New York to Texas because of cheaper living costs and lower tax rates, report says
Americans making six-figure salaries can be taxed between 37% and 45% in New York but are only taxed 27% to 35% in Texas, per SmartAsset.
17 red flags to look out for on a first date that could indicate someone is wrong for you — or even toxic
Dating is complicated, nerve-wracking, and time consuming, so it's good to have an idea if someone is right or wrong for you from the first meeting.
3 travel agents for the world's wealthiest people share exactly where the 1% are traveling this summer, from Botswana to the Côte d'Azur
Goodbye, Mykonos. The 1% are jetting off to Paros and the Galapagos islands for "surf-and-turf travel," hotel buyouts, and private-island trips this year.
Alexis Ohanian says you'll never achieve a perfect work-life balance. He's right.
Serena Williams' husband was right on the money when he said there's no such thing as a perfectly even split between your career and home life.
I finally landed a 6-figure book deal after 20 years of trying to become an author. Here's how I did it.
Melissa Petro has worked as a freelance writer for a decade. She sold her book to an editor at Putnam Books, a division of Penguin Random House.
The dirty little secret that could bring down Big Tech
New research reveals that Silicon Valley uses predatory pricing to crush competitors and scam investors — evidence the government can use to bust up tech monopolies.
Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian shares his daily routine and why true work-life balance doesn't exist: 'I don't think anyone can really accomplish that'
Alexis Ohanian says he doesn't think anyone can accomplish work-life balance and he relies on the discipline of routines to keep himself grounded.
I tried and failed to be a morning person. Instead of fighting my body, I wake up later and have more productive days.
Shoshanna Hecht, a personal coach, says she redefined success for herself by rejecting morning-productivity myths and finding her own rhythm.
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Here's how to stop an argument with a narcissist from spinning out of control
Things can escalate very quickly when dealing with a narcissist, as they struggle with having positive feelings about someone they are mad at.
Gen Z is headed for a career calamity
ChatGPT is commandeering the tasks that young employees rely on to advance their careers. That's going to crush Gen Z's career path.
I'm a CEO who wakes up at 3:45 a.m. without an alarm clock. These 11 sleep hacks helped me become a better leader.
Michael Koch, CEO of HubKonnect said he's mastered getting the perfect night's rest in six hours because of the sleep environment that he's created.
Elon Musk has added a sixth company to his roster with the launch of xAI. Here's a look at his management style over the years.
Elon Musk's employees have said he's prone to micromanaging and "rage-firing" and his biographer recently said he occasionally goes into "demon mode."
I was careless and spent way too much on my Maui vacation. Here are 7 ways I could have saved money.
Jesse Collier spent more on her trip to Maui than she did on her three-week European honeymoon. She shares practical ways she could've been smarter with her money.
Bob Iger's new Disney contract gives him 2 more years to protect his legacy and find the right successor this time: 'There is more work to be done'
Finding a strong successor remains a priority for Iger, but one former Disney exec suggested the CEO is also motivated by a drive to preserve his legacy.
Procrastination isn't about time management, it's an emotional issue. Here are 4 ways to overcome it.
Author Petr Ludwig says procrastination happens due to a lack of intrinsic motivation, willpower, and fear of failure.
13 signs you're smarter than you think you are
Smart people tend to sell themselves short. But many intelligent people tend to have these traits in common.
The rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes, the former Theranos CEO whose prison term has been shortened by 2 years
Theranos' Elizabeth Holmes was sentenced to 11.25 years in a women's prison in Bryan, Texas, but BOP records show her term has been shortened 2 years.
Remote work is having a huge — and unexpected — effect on women’s careers
Millions of women were driven out of the workforce during the pandemic. Now they've come roaring back in record numbers.
The best way to evaluate top and low performers during annual reviews, according to a Kellogg MBA professor
Performance reviews are incredibly important to businesses and organizations. George Georgiadis explains the best way to evaluate individuals.
Golf found the next Tiger Woods, but there's one hurdle that could take her down
Rose Zhang has arrived, and with her is a level of hype and awe that had been reserved for Tiger Woods. But now comes the hard part.
Inside the perverse system of 'lazy management' that's destroying the tech industry
Tech executives and investors have claimed that loafing employees are dragging down companies. But experts say the real problem is "lazy management."
What is a microaggression? 15 things people think are fine to say at work — but are actually racist, sexist, or offensive.
Microaggressions and unconscious bias are everywhere. We identified some of the most common, and what to say or do instead.
Wall Street's years of work-from-home partying in the Hamptons are finally over
I went to the Wall Street's favorite summer spot to see how the banking class is faring — and the mood right now is grim
After hating on Taylor Swift for years, I've now spent $8,000 on her Eras Tour. I finally understand the hype.
Erin Wickham, 34, found Taylor Swift's pop-bubblegum persona annoying for over 10 years, but is now a die-hard 'Swiftie.' One song changed her mind.
Meet the Wall Street scaremongers who were totally wrong about an 'imminent recession'
Wall Street fearmongers keep warning that a recession and stock market crash are just around the corner. It's time to start ignoring them.
7 slang terms you'll only hear at Trader Joe's, according to current and former employees
Have you heard these Trader Joe's slang terms before? These current and former employees weigh in on their secret language.
A management professor shares how to resolve time-wasting conflicts between coworkers — without punishment
Clinical professor Cynthia Wang said the most important thing leaders can do is prevent people from becoming instigators in the first place.