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10 Companies With the Best Workplace Cultures, Including Pay, Perks and Work-Life Balance
Comparably considered nearly 20 different topics that define a positive workplace culture in its ranking including compensation and work-life balance.
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Going Back to the Office? Do These 10 Things First to Have a Stress-Free Return, Experts Say
If your company is requiring you to come in soon, it’s helpful to start preparing for your return at least one week before, career coach Anyelis Cordero says.
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How a ‘Self-Worth Journey' Put ‘Abbott Elementary' Creator Quinta Brunson on a Path for Success
Quinta Brunson went from being a meme to having her own show, Abbott Elementary. From her self-worth journey to being behind the scenes, here’s how she did it.
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I Left the U.S. for Bali and Was ‘Depressed' at First: Doing These 2 Things Every Day Made the Experience ‘Amazing'
“The difference between Bali and every other city I researched is that it seemed very peaceful,” Olumide Gbenro tells CNBC Make It.
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Shonda Rhimes Shared the Morning Routine That Keeps Her Motivated—Including a Trick From Beyonce
Shonda Rhimes is known for the award winning series Scandal, Grey’s Anatomy, and Bridgerton. This routine helps boost her motivation and creativity.
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‘The Evolution of Business Casual': Here's What to Wear If You're Returning to the Office
Google searches for “business casual outfits” and “casual work outfits” have both reached an all-time high in the U.S. this month.
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New Survey Says These Are the 3 Most Annoying Co-Worker Habits—Here's How to Handle Them
More than 90% of Americans have a co-worker that annoys them, according to new research from Quality Logo Products.
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Feeding America's CEO Shares the ‘Transformative' Advice That Changed Her Career
Before joining Feeding America, Claire Babineaux-Fontenot was the first Black woman to serve as Walmart’s vice president of audits and tax policy.
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These 5 ‘Annoying' Phrases Make You Sound Passive Aggressive at Work—Here's What to Say Instead
According to new research from Slack, 63% of workers find it “off-putting” when colleagues use workplace jargon in their communication.
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Remote and Hybrid Jobs Are Attracting 7 Times More Applicants Than In-Person Roles
“We’re going to see this trend continue in the months ahead,” Kristin Kelley, the chief marketing officer at CareerBuilder, says.
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‘Euphoria' Star Sydney Sweeney Wrote a 5-Year Career Plan When She Was 12 to Convince Her Parents to Let Her Act
“I want to show younger generations that you can do anything, even if you don’t have the means or the connections,” Sweeney told British GQ.
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These Are the Top 10 Companies for Career Advancement, According to Black Employees
Glassdoor says these are the top 10 companies for career opportunities for Black employees
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6 Companies Offering Free Tuition to Employees, From Dollywood to Starbucks
Herschend Enterprises, Dollywood’s parent company, joins a growing list of employers offering tuition assistance including Target, Walmart and Starbucks.
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The 10 Best Jobs With the Most Access to Remote Work, According to Glassdoor—Many Pay Over $100,000
Database architect claims the top spot on Glassdoor’s list, with 94% of benefit reviews for the position mentioning access to work from home.
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A Quadriplegic Lawyer's 3 Best Tips for Career Success for Others With Disabilities: ‘I'm a Big Believer in Living With Adventurous Wheels'
Quadriplegic lawyer and community relations manager shares 3 tips for career success as a person with disabilities.
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What to Say If You Aren't Offered Enough Money in a Salary Negotiation
The best way to feel more confident in negotiations is to prepare and practice.
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Why Knowing How Much Your Colleagues Earn Could Be a Good Thing
New data points to the direct role of pay transparency in tackling entrenched pay disparities.
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Why Mentorship and Access to Capital Are ‘Critical' Keys to Closing the VC Gap for Entrepreneurs of Color
According to an expert, when it comes to closing the POC venture capital gap, mentorship and access to capital are two of the biggest hindrances.
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Economist: There's ‘Absolutely' No Sign Pay Hikes Will Slow Anytime Soon
Economists say employers will continue to give big pay raises, but they won’t solve the labor shortage and could contribute to rising inflation.
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The Right Questions to Ask New Colleagues and 2 Other Ways to Succeed in a New Remote Job
Meeting your co-workers and learning about office politics is even more challenging in a remote environment where it’s just you and your computer screen.