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The quitting economy
When employees are treated as short-term assets, they reinvent themselves as marketable goods, always ready to quit.
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I engineered my career to give me the adventurous life I always wanted
I began to realize I had been asking myself the wrong questions for most of my life. Like many people I know, I always …
CareerBBC
The downside of limitless career options
Many are still figuring out how to deal with the exhausting amount of opportunities that go with navigating this less …
CareerGroove Blog
Friday Q&A: The Most Important Interview Question To Ask Remote Candidates
I love to ask: “what does your work setup look like?” As a remote team, we need to hire not just great …
Career Remote WorkHarvard Business Review
A Scorecard to Help You Compare Two Jobs
You have a big career decision to make. Maybe you’ve been offered an exciting new opportunity — on the other side of …
CareerGrowthLab
The realist's guide to being an online entrepreneur
If someone tells you that you can build a “six-figure business” with minimal investment, they are lying to you. …
Career80,000 Hours
All the evidence-based advice we found on how to be successful in any job
At 80,000 Hours, we’ve found that there are a number of evidence-backed steps that anyone can take to become more …
CareerCustomer Loyalty Blog
How to Knock Your Virtual Job Interview Out of the Park
Remote interviews are especially daunting, since you’re trying to connect with the interviewers while dealing with the …
Career Remote WorkThe New York Times
The Utter Uselessness of Job Interviews
Research that my colleagues and I have conducted shows that the problem with interviews is worse than irrelevance: They can …
CareerThe New York Times
Thanks for Submitting Your Résumé to This Black Hole
Hey Brad! So sorry about that, looks like my dog sent you an email ha-ha! It’s “Take Your Dog to Work Day” …
CareerHacker News
How to start a career as a generalist?
How to start a career as a generalist?
CareerHacker News
Laid off today for the first time, anything to be wary of? Advice?
You must reframe the situation as quick as possible. Don’t think, ‘shit, why me, what happened, am I not good …
CareerBBC
If you want to earn more, work less
Studies show people who work less are more likely to get a raise or bonus than those who overwork.
Career WorkHarvard Business Review
What a Year of Job Rejections Taught Me About Pitching Myself
After sending out hundreds of copies of my résumé to dozens of companies over the last year, I realized that I was getting …
CareerBoth Sides of the Table
Why You Can't Search for a Job From a Remote Location
If you really are committed to moving to a new city you simply won’t find the best or right job without feet on the …
CareerHacker News
What are your thoughts on taking a career sabbatical?
What do you think about taking a sabbatical? What holds you back from taking one if you haven’t / won’t?
CareerBBC
The surprising benefits of a mid-career break
Once considered career suicide, sabbaticals are now not only accepted – but encouraged – by some employers. Here’s how …
CareerQuartz
Millennials need to ditch their parents' outdated career ladders and embrace job-hopping
Let’s start treating our careers as a lifelong experiment instead of a preordained slog. Find experiences that allow …
CareerHacker News
Non-technical jobs for an average person without a college degree?
What kinds of non-technical jobs can your average person without a college degree get in the US to still make it into the …
CareerHacker News
How much job hopping is acceptable?
Hiring managers - what constitutes too much job hopping for you to pass on a resume? Everyone else - do you have a lower or …
CareerThe Year of the Looking Glass
How to Think About Your Career
Here’s the thing though: your career, like your life, moves forward whether you think about it or not. If you …
CareerfreeCodeCamp
Ten Rules for Negotiating a Job Offer
So here’s my guide to negotiation. It’s going to be split into two parts: this first part will be about …
CareerThe New York Times
The Incalculable Value of Finding a Job You Love
The bottom line: Resist the soul-crushing job’s promise of extra money and savor the more satisfying conditions …
Career Work99U
6 Questions to Weigh When at a Career Crossroads
For the first time in your career, you have options. And where you land and the work you do next will have a huge impact on …
CareerNew Statesman
The talent trap: why try, try and trying again isn't the key to success
The idea of “grit” speaks to our deepest wishes: we all want to believe in our own limitless potential, and that …
CareerHacker News
I'm Peter Roberts, immigration attorney who does work for YC and startups. AMA
I’ll be here for a couple hours to answer your questions about U.S. immigration.
Career80,000 Hours
We reviewed over 60 studies about what makes for a dream job. Here's what we found.
We all want to find a dream job that’s enjoyable and meaningful, but what does that actually mean? Often we imagine we …
CareerSeth's Blog
Why bother having a resume?
This is controversial, but here goes: I think if you’re remarkable, amazing or just plain spectacular, you probably …
Career80,000 Hours
All the best advice we could find on how to get a job
The key idea is that getting a job is about convincing someone that you have something valuable to offer. Ultimately, …
CareerHacker News
What's the biggest risk you took in your career that paid off?
What’s the biggest risk you took in your career that paid off?
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