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Rick Ross Is Hiring a Flight Attendant for His Private Jet — Here’s How to Apply

The gig pays up to $115,000 a year.

By Erin Davis

Thought Leaders

Women Veterans Are More Than Twice As Likely to Be Unemployed 6 Months After Their Service Than Men. Here’s How ‘Call of Duty’ Is Working to Change That — and How You Can Help, Too.

By Dan Bova

Business News

‘It’s Soul-Crushing’: Tearful Gen Z Rant About Commuting, In-Office Work Divides Internet

By Emily Rella

Business News

92% of Young People Want a 4-Day Workweek So Much They’re Willing to Make This Other Major — and Controversial — Professional Sacrifice

By Amanda Breen

Business Accounting

Workers Who Earn This 6-Figure Salary Range Are the Most ‘Annoyed’ at Work. But Once They Pass It, Work Becomes More ‘Enjoyable.’

More money doesn't necessarily equate to more happiness at work — until you reach a certain threshold.

By Jessica Thomas

Thought Leaders

Dismantling the 9 to 5 — Why Job Stacking Is the Future of Work

The rising trend of job stacking as a popular alternative to the traditional 9 to 5 work schedule, particularly among the millennials and Gen Z populations. Delve into the benefits of job stacking and discover its potential to revolutionize the American workforce by fostering greater satisfaction and autonomy.

By Zach Wade

Human Resources

Applying to Work at Major Companies on LinkedIn Can Feel Like a Shot in the Dark. Here’s Where You Have the Best Chance — and the Worst.

Want to work at Apple or Meta? So does everyone else.

By Amanda Breen

Human Resources

Are Job Titles Losing Their Meaning? How Job-Title Inflation Could Damage Your Future Career.

When a job title is upgraded without raising the associated responsibilities and requirements, this is called job title inflation.

By John Rampton

Building a Business

Being ‘Lazy’ Paid Off: Her Failed Side Hustle Led to a Business That Brings in Over $100 Million a Year

Jane Lu couldn't imagine working her 9-5 for the next 40 years — so she chose a different path.

By Amanda Breen

Entrepreneurs

How to Balance Compensation, Recognition and Quality of Life in Your Next Job or Venture

Explore the intricate dynamics of the Career Triangle, a concept that explains the fundamental trade-offs among the pivotal career pillars: compensation, recognition and quality of life.

By Marc Kravets

Business News

This Indulgent Retirement Trend Is Popular Among Young Professionals — But Financial Planners Are Providing a Dose of Reality

Gen Z is spending more on non-essential purchases like travel and entertainment.

By Amanda Breen

Human Resources

Get AI-Powered Help With Resumes, Cover Letters and More With This $29.97 Tool

Let AI create your resume with this handy tool -- now $29.97 for life.

By Entrepreneur Store

Entrepreneurs

4 Easy Ways to Make More Money By Training Your Brain

Mental rehearsal is a powerful psychological technique that's used by athletes, billionaires, and entrepreneurs to achieve their goals.

By Ben Angel

Building a Business

The Art of the Pivot — 6 Steps to Reengineer Yourself for a Career Change

Before switching careers or starting a business, learn why reengineering is your secret weapon for turning dreams into strategies, leveraging your unique skill set, and charting a course to undeniable success. This is the game-changer you've been waiting for.

By Scott Deming

Thought Leaders

I Turned My Passion Into a Nonprofit Side Hustle — Here Are 3 Insights I’ve Learned in the Process.

I'm a leader at a multi-billion-dollar corporation, and I started a nonprofit with a fellow grad and our spouses in the second half of my career. Here's why seasoned leaders like myself are turning to the startup landscape to have a social impact.

By Jan Swartz

Building a Business

Why Starting From The Bottom Is An Asset — Not a Liability

Darrell Vesterfelt explains why the school of hard knocks is an entrepreneur's best teacher.

By Terry Rice

Thought Leaders

Introverts Who Use This Secret Weapon Can Be More Powerful Than Extroverts in the Workplace

Less extroverted colleagues are often misunderstood and underestimated — but their talent for one thing in particular sets them up for success.

By Amanda Breen

Business News

Sharing at Work Can Be Good. Oversharing Is Not.

There is a fine line between asking about someone's weekend and TMI.

By Tim Paradis

Human Resources

You Don’t Need a College Degree for These 10 In-Demand Jobs That Can Pay More Than 6 Figures

Americans are rethinking the traditional college route as major companies like Apple and IBM drop degree requirements.

By Amanda Breen

Business News

Bank of America Is Raising Its Minimum Wage — Up 53% Since 2017. Here’s What Full-Time Salaries Will Look Like.

The North Carolina-based company said it's increased its minimum hourly rate at least five times in the past six years.

By Amanda Breen

Building a Business

How a Single Talk Can Boost Your Business Tenfold

Ashley Stahl on the art of developing and sharing compelling stories.

By Terry Rice

Business News

Want to Make 6 Figures? Apply for These 10 Jobs Open Now — Some Don’t Require Any Work Experience.

Landing a new position can be the quickest way to improve your financial outlook.

By Amanda Breen

Business News

‘Quiet Cutting’ Is the Latest Workplace Danger — Here Are 3 Signs You’ll Be Out of a Job Soon

Sometimes, a role reassignment is a more cost-effective means of termination.

By Amanda Breen

Human Resources

10 Ways to Show You’re Ready For a Promotion With Your Resume

Are you eyeing that next step up the corporate ladder with a better title and a fatter paycheck? If so, it's time to spotlight your leadership skills and growth trajectory.

By Kimberly Zhang

Human Resources

Why Is Your Job So Terrible? A Wharton Professor Explains.

We're in a new professional era — and the outlook isn't good.

By Amanda Breen

Human Resources

Here’s What to Expect in a Job Interview in Today’s Job Market

Gain insights into the job interview process with our guide, featuring common interview questions and tips to make a strong impression.

By Dan Bova

Thought Leaders

You Sold Your Business. Now What? Embracing a New Chapter with Care and Purpose

Selling your business is a significant milestone, signifying the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. As you embark on this new journey, here are some tips to approach it.

By Mark Kravietz