Tech
How to Future-Proof Your Career in Today’s AI-Powered World
Think your job is AI-proof? Only if you've got skills a machine can't fake, like creativity, ethics and real human judgment.
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Business News
2 Major Career Companies Are Laying Off 1,300 Employees: ‘AI Is Changing the World’
The job cuts at Indeed and Glassdoor mainly impact U.S. roles on teams such as research and development.
By Sherin Shibu
Business Accounting
Young People Are Achieving 5-Figure Incomes Without a 9-5 Job. Here’s How — Plus the Critical Skills They Say School Doesn’t Teach Them.
Generations Alpha and Z have a different perspective on professional success.
By Amanda Breen
Human Resources
These ‘AI-Resistant’ Jobs Don’t Require a College Degree — and Starting Salaries Can Surpass $70,000 a Year
Some young adults want to join the workforce right after high school.
By Amanda Breen
Human Resources
Take Control of Your Job Hunt With This $40 AI-Powered Platform
Land more interviews with a lifetime subscription to Canyon Pro Plan.
Human Resources
If You Ask This Question During a Job Interview, You Might Get Ghosted
"Any questions for me?" Your answer could make or break an offer.
By Amanda Breen
Business Accounting
The Average Cost of a College Education Is $153,080. These Are the Majors and Careers That Provide the Highest Return on Investment.
As the price of an undergraduate degree continues to climb, many college students want to know which paths will bring financial security.
By Amanda Breen
Business Accounting
Want a Job That Pays Enough for a Comfortable Lifestyle? You’ll Have the Best Shot in This U.S. City — and the Worst in 4 Others.
How far will your wages go? It all comes down to location.
By Amanda Breen
Business Accounting
This Buzzy Retirement Strategy Is Helping Young People Escape the 9-5 Before Becoming Millionaires — Here’s How to Pull It Off
The trend is popular on social media among Gen Z and millennial workers who need a break.
By Amanda Breen
Thought Leaders
Your Resume Might Be Great, But This Is What Makes People Say ‘Hire Them’
Discover the power of high-engagement job referrals and why this could be a game-changer for your career
Human Resources
Apply Smarter, Not Harder—Automate Your Job Hunt and Outreach for $39
Let automation handle the busywork so you can focus on interview prep, networking, and closing offers.
Thought Leaders
Rage Applying to Jobs Won’t Help You Get Unstuck in Your Career. Try These 3 Strategies Instead.
Walk away from that keyboard and stop yourself from applying to another job in a mad dash, panicked and frenzy state. If you are unhappy in your current job, start by focusing on these three strategies.
By Mita Mallick
Thought Leaders
I’ve Seen 25 Years of Change in My Career — These 3 Lessons Every Business Owner Should Know
The business world moves fast, and you're already behind if you're not keeping up!
By Cara Sloman
Business News
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy Says There’s One Trait That Contributes ‘an Embarrassing Amount’ to Being Successful
Jassy succeeded founder Jeff Bezos as Amazon's CEO in 2021.
By Sherin Shibu
Human Resources
I’m a Harvard Grad Earning Mid-6-Figures With a Flexible Remote Job. You Don’t Need an Ivy League Degree to Do It Too.
Lucas Habte earned a degree in history and science with a minor in film, but he didn't have a specific career path in mind.
By Amanda Breen
Human Resources
Are You Making This Common Career Mistake Right Now? Most People Will Say ‘Yes’ — and the Consequences Can Be Major.
Employees and job-seekers who ignore this critical step are at a disadvantage.
By Amanda Breen
Business News
‘Wheel of Fortune’ Co-Host Vanna White Only Works 34 Days a Year — But Her Salary Allows Her to Buy a Whole Lot of Vowels
The legendary letter-turner got some heads spinning after she revealed her work schedule.
By David James
Thought Leaders
Why Gen Z Is Ditching the Corner Office Dream — and How Businesses Can Adapt
Discover why Gen Z prioritizes purpose and well-being over traditional career paths and how businesses should respond.
Business Accounting
This Lazy Approach to Your Career Could Help You Make More Money in 60 Days
You don't need to hustle harder to make more — you just need to play the game differently.
Human Resources
What Is ‘Task Masking’? Young Workers Retaliate Against Return-to-Office Mandates With a Viral Strategy.
Many professionals value the flexibility of remote work — and they're not reacting well to forced in-office returns.
By Amanda Breen
Business News
These Are the Most In-Demand Jobs for 2025, According to a New Report
From software developer to registered nurse, these jobs have the highest number of predicted openings.
By Sherin Shibu
Thought Leaders
Richard Branson and Jason Felts — Virgin Group’s Second-Youngest CEO — Share Secrets for Success in Business and Leadership: ‘Get Into the Thick of It’
Branson's 'osmosis'-like mentorship helped Felts become the leader he is today.
By Amanda Breen
Thought Leaders
I’m a Former Google Executive Who Chased My Future Husband Off the Subway. The Powerful Mindset I Used Can Help You Get Anything You Want.
Jenny Wood wanted to meet The One — and online dating wasn't working.
By Amanda Breen
Side Hustle
‘My Brain Thrives on Variety’: His Side Hustle Inspired By ‘The 4-Hour Workweek’ Led to $600,000 in 16 Months
Mark Hellweg, 42, knows what it takes to start a business "with a fraction of the capital."
By Amanda Breen
Side Hustle
This Stat About Gen Alpha’s Side Hustles Might Be Hard to Believe — But It Means Major Purchasing Power. Here’s What the Kids Want to Buy.
These young entrepreneurs are already planning for their financial futures.
By Amanda Breen
Business Accounting
Young U.S. Workers Expect $200,000 Salaries By Age 30. Here’s What They Actually Earn — How Do Your Stats Compare?
A six-figure salary doesn't go as far as it once did — especially in certain areas of the country.
By Amanda Breen
Thought Leaders
How Your First Job Can Help Build the Skills You’ll Need to Succeed as an Entrepreneur
Your first job out of college should be valued as more than a paycheck. It can be the foundation for a career, that is, if you prioritize growth and learning.
By Shirl Penney