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These Are the Highest-Paying Tech Jobs in Every State — and Software Developer Isn't the Most Common One
Each job has a six-figure salary.
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- Marc Andreessen Says You Shouldn't Bring Your Whole Self to Work
- This Is What Black Friday and Holiday Shoppers Are Really Looking for This Season, According to New Research
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Marc Andreessen Says You Shouldn't Bring Your Whole Self to Work
"Leave your full self at home where it belongs and act like a professional and a grownup at work and in public," Andreessen, a cofounder and general partner of Andreessen Horowitz, wrote on X.
This Is What Black Friday and Holiday Shoppers Are Really Looking for This Season, According to New Research
Shopify's annual holiday survey revealed some surprising news about retail spending this holiday season.
This CEO Says There's 'Not Much Value' to Job Interviews. He Prefers Testing Candidates Instead.
"I don't believe in interviews because I think some people interview well, and they might not be good at all," says Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi. "And some people interview really poorly, but they might be excellent."
YouTube Just Shared the Final Message From Its Former CEO Susan Wojcicki Who Died From Lung Cancer This Summer. Read Her 'Most Important Lesson.'
YouTube shared the letter on its website on Monday.
Starbucks Forced to Go Back in Time to Pay Its Employees After 'Ransomware Incident'
A ransomware attack on third-party management software company Blue Yonder has caused Starbucks managers to rely on paper and pen to track employees' hours.
This Is the Most Important Part of Starting a Business, According to Daymond John, an Entrepreneur Worth $350 Million
The longtime "Shark" started his first business in 1992, accumulating $6 billion in lifetime sales.
Almost 100% of Gen Zers Surveyed Admitted to Using AI Tools at Work. Here's Why They Say It Is a 'Catalyst' for Their Careers.
Gen Z is not only using AI at work, but they are proud of it, too.
'Father Time Always Wins': Warren Buffett, 94, Just Announced Major Changes to His Plan to Give Away His Money
Warren Buffett continued his Thanksgiving tradition with a $1.1 billion donation of Berkshire Hathaway stock to four of his family's foundations.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Says the Company Needs a 'Culture Change' After Security Failures
Microsoft has faced a series of high-profile cybersecurity challenges over the past year.
One Macy's Employee Made Accounting Errors Worth at Least $132 Million, and It's Affecting the Company in a Major Way
Macy's says the error was intentional.
The Largest Franchise Operator in the U.S. Just Acquired 32 More Wendy's Locations, Adding to Its $4.5 Billion Portfolio
In a strategic move to bolster its quick-service holdings, Flynn Group has acquired 32 Wendy's restaurants in the Indianapolis area.
