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She Was Fired. Then Her Viral Video Got Her Hundreds Of Interview Calls
Marta Puerto was just one of thousands of job seekers struggling to stand out in a cooling labor market - and losing hope. Her fortunes reversed with a 1 minute, 42-second-long video posted to LinkedIn.
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Topless Massages To Private Flights: Top Wildest CEO Moments Of 2023
Another year, another endless news cycle driven by the world's top corporate executives, with moments ranging from cringe-worthy to downright bizarre.
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Is WFH Better Or In-Office? On Raging Boardroom Debate, New Study Says
The heated debate over the value of remote versus in-office work has found fresh ammunition with new research revealing lower productivity when working from home.
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These Companies Are Calling Employees Back To Office In 2023
Amid a second round of sweeping layoffs, Meta Platforms Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg is now encouraging staff to "find more opportunities to work with your colleagues in person."
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As Tech Companies Lay Off Thousands, The Jobs Most At Risk Are...
As Meta Platforms Inc., Alphabet Inc. and other Silicon Valley behemoths look to lighten payrolls after years of feverish hiring, a clear target has emerged: the middle manager.
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On LinkedIn, Amazon Employees Post They Want New Jobs, Bosses Are Aware
With job cuts mounting across tech, finance and other industries, why wait to get fired when you can skip directly to being hired?
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Top Careers For 2023: These 20 Jobs Are In High Demand
Software developer clinched the top spot of US News & World Report list of the best jobs of 2023, up from the number five spot last year - despite high-profile layoffs at major tech players like Meta Platforms Inc., Salesforce Inc. and Amazon.com.
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On Tik Tok, Ex-Twitter, Meta Employees Share Layoff Experiences
Former employees from companies including Meta Platforms Inc. and Twitter Inc. are taking to TikTok to give an unfiltered look behind the scenes of the mass layoffs hitting the tech industry.
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Twitter, Meta Layoffs Chaotic, But Here Are The Worst Ways To Get Fired
Twitter Inc.'s mass layoffs have shocked onlookers and insiders alike, but it's not the first company - and won't be the last - to be seen as bungling the messy business of sacking staff.
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TikTok '5-To-9' Trend Shows Quiet Quitting Hasn't Killed Hustle Culture
For all the social-media posts and ink spilled on quiet quitting, hustle culture is alive and well on TikTok.
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"They're In A State Of Fear": CEOs Are Worried About Quiet Quitting
As news of the trend flooded the internet, human resources companies, consultants, law firms and even artificial intelligence startups have jumped in to offer advice on how to prevent and combat quiet quitting.
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"Cute Lunchbox But...": New York Times' Return To Work Perk Backfires
Hundreds of New York Times Co. employees are working from home this week in defiance of the company's renewed return-to-office push.
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Everyone Is Talking About 'Quiet Quitting'. But Is It A Good Idea?
"Quiet quitting" has struck a nerve. It means more time for friends, family and personal pursuits, not to mention a side hustle. But the latest workplace trend has drawbacks.
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This Is The Best City For Work-Life Balance, A Study Says
Kisi studied 51 metro areas and 49 major global cities across more than 130 data points - such as rates of overwork, access to health care, and safety metrics to gauge the work intensity, rights and the well-being of inhabitants.
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She Was Fired. Then Her Viral Video Got Her Hundreds Of Interview Calls
Marta Puerto was just one of thousands of job seekers struggling to stand out in a cooling labor market - and losing hope. Her fortunes reversed with a 1 minute, 42-second-long video posted to LinkedIn.
-
Topless Massages To Private Flights: Top Wildest CEO Moments Of 2023
Another year, another endless news cycle driven by the world's top corporate executives, with moments ranging from cringe-worthy to downright bizarre.
-
Is WFH Better Or In-Office? On Raging Boardroom Debate, New Study Says
The heated debate over the value of remote versus in-office work has found fresh ammunition with new research revealing lower productivity when working from home.
-
These Companies Are Calling Employees Back To Office In 2023
Amid a second round of sweeping layoffs, Meta Platforms Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg is now encouraging staff to "find more opportunities to work with your colleagues in person."
-
As Tech Companies Lay Off Thousands, The Jobs Most At Risk Are...
As Meta Platforms Inc., Alphabet Inc. and other Silicon Valley behemoths look to lighten payrolls after years of feverish hiring, a clear target has emerged: the middle manager.
-
On LinkedIn, Amazon Employees Post They Want New Jobs, Bosses Are Aware
With job cuts mounting across tech, finance and other industries, why wait to get fired when you can skip directly to being hired?
-
Top Careers For 2023: These 20 Jobs Are In High Demand
Software developer clinched the top spot of US News & World Report list of the best jobs of 2023, up from the number five spot last year - despite high-profile layoffs at major tech players like Meta Platforms Inc., Salesforce Inc. and Amazon.com.
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On Tik Tok, Ex-Twitter, Meta Employees Share Layoff Experiences
Former employees from companies including Meta Platforms Inc. and Twitter Inc. are taking to TikTok to give an unfiltered look behind the scenes of the mass layoffs hitting the tech industry.
-
Twitter, Meta Layoffs Chaotic, But Here Are The Worst Ways To Get Fired
Twitter Inc.'s mass layoffs have shocked onlookers and insiders alike, but it's not the first company - and won't be the last - to be seen as bungling the messy business of sacking staff.
-
TikTok '5-To-9' Trend Shows Quiet Quitting Hasn't Killed Hustle Culture
For all the social-media posts and ink spilled on quiet quitting, hustle culture is alive and well on TikTok.
-
"They're In A State Of Fear": CEOs Are Worried About Quiet Quitting
As news of the trend flooded the internet, human resources companies, consultants, law firms and even artificial intelligence startups have jumped in to offer advice on how to prevent and combat quiet quitting.
-
"Cute Lunchbox But...": New York Times' Return To Work Perk Backfires
Hundreds of New York Times Co. employees are working from home this week in defiance of the company's renewed return-to-office push.
-
Everyone Is Talking About 'Quiet Quitting'. But Is It A Good Idea?
"Quiet quitting" has struck a nerve. It means more time for friends, family and personal pursuits, not to mention a side hustle. But the latest workplace trend has drawbacks.
-
This Is The Best City For Work-Life Balance, A Study Says
Kisi studied 51 metro areas and 49 major global cities across more than 130 data points - such as rates of overwork, access to health care, and safety metrics to gauge the work intensity, rights and the well-being of inhabitants.
