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God bless health care workers. I appreciate the honor for such a dedicated soul as Cliff Marble. Honoring the great, unspoken yet dedicated carers in our world is worthy of such great gratitude.

The unemployment rate for recent college graduates has jumped as companies try to replace entry-level workers with artificial intelligence. Credit...Lorenzo Matteucci Supported by By Kevin Roose ...

Is my job just pretend? What can I say to end this ... So brace for that and try to turn it into something positive: “OK, thank you, that’s good to know. I’ll work on that.” ...

Your college graduation has come and gone. Now, it’s time to step into what so many people fondly call “the real world.” As ...

We get more of what we praise. If you learn to focus on the specific things that led to success you'll see a lot more success.

It was never really goodbye, but rather I’ll see you later. It’s hard to believe it’s been nearly 11 years since I first said ...

“To the best city in the world with the best fans in the world: Thank you,” the ad wrote. “When I was hired in 2020, I said this was my dream job. I am grateful that dream became a realit ...

Whether it’s a bonus, a thank you, or a moment of recognition after a job well done, appreciation hits differently when it’s genuine. It builds trust. It makes you want to keep showing up and ...

So, I was able to go to it and say, "Hey, here's a new job. Can you assess my candidacy for this?" The first thing I get is an objective review of how I mesh up against a role. Then, I can say ...

I was a junior decisioning engineer, which was a software engineering role, and it was my first full-time job after graduating ... or open doors to opportunities you may never have considered ...