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New research shows that people of all ranks look to low-level peers for information about organizational social norms.
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In the following 2 months I’ve applied to remote positions with over 10 companies hiring remotely such as 1Password, …
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With the amount of conversations, conference talks and hype going on around talent, you would expect people will have an …
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I wondered: is it fair for a computer alone to accept or reject your job application?
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As employees in industries like tech, advertising and publishing have worked from home for the majority of 2020, the perks of …
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Two years ago, I did something that I’d never done in my career before- I left a job (at Nuro) only a few months after …
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In the decade since I’ve lost track of how many hours I’ve spent in the interview room, on both sides of the …
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Today, there’s an interesting startup dilemma that has become more obvious in
the collective consciousness of tech …
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But I had started to wonder: Can I really keep this going? I work like a
maniac. But even if I stayed at it 12 hours a day, …
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Performance reviews are designed to motivate and bring the best out of our
teams, but they often do the opposite. …
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I’m in the middle of a job search. Here are some stats:
- 50 applications submitted
- 21 no response
- 3 no longer hiring
- 11 …
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People are the single most important asset in modern organizations. As talent
scarcity is increasingly becoming one of the …
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In recent years, America has increasingly been defined by a winner-take-all
geography, with coastal superstar cities like New …
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Two-sided ghosting in this transactional world signals that the two sides are no
longer very invested in making a good match. …
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‘Do you have any questions for me?’ is a make-or-break moment.
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What follows is an exclusive list of 40 interview questions, sent to us by the
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Most Americans say they would give up a more lucrative job for a more meaningful
job that pays less in a heartbeat. But …
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With many young professionals looking for a change, learning how to pivot is
more important than ever.
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Employers see surge in Gen Z CVs containing photos and illustrations; ’there’s a
freaking bitmoji'.
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It’s frustrating to have done something really important and later realize that
you didn’t get rewarded for it …
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These days, the average American’s career includes 15 job changes, according to
a 2016 LinkedIn report. Getting to the …
CareerHacker News
For the past several years I’ve been putting in a lot of time into learning and
sharing people skills (without the …
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Are you passionate about your work? Fulfilled in every aspect of your career?
If yes, congratulations! You’ve done what …
CareerDerek Sivers
So my advice is: Change careers like Tarzan.
Don’t let go of the old one until the new one is supporting you.
And make …
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A college education is still considered a pathway to higher lifetime earnings
and gainful employment for Americans. …
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LifeNick deWilde
To understand how much career transition risk you’re taking on, ask yourself how
much hiring risk your future manager …
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Dear college graduate:
Welcome to the working world! The good news: You’re entering the hottest job
market in half a …
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In the U.S., a college degree has usually meant financial security. But
increased competition and overwhelming student debt …
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