Gabrielle Judge

Work Experience

Content Educator | The Expert That Coined The "Lazy Girl Job"

Bio

Gabrielle, as the visionary CEO and content creator behind Anti Work Girlboss, leads a social revolution reshaping the future workplace landscape. Her pioneering concept of the "lazy girl job" has captivated millions monthly, offering both relatable content and career inspiration. Her areas of expertise extend across work-life balance, branding for Gen Z employees, and forward-thinking perspectives on the future of work. Esteemed platforms like NPR, BBC, and TEDx have recognized her innovative contributions, inviting her to speak on her insights. 

Gabrielle's groundbreaking ideas have also been spotlighted in over 10,000 global publications, including the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, Al Jazeera, and 60 Minutes Australia, underscoring her influential role in redefining career norms.

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Latest

Leadership

How You Can Leverage Pay Transparency to Make More Money

The creator of "Lazy Girl Job" says too many people settle without asking for a better rate or salary. Here's what she says they need to do to get paid what they deserve.

Leadership

Use This 'Simple Yet Timeless' Career Advice That Will Change Your Outlook on Career Advancement

Whether you are trying to advance your career, take a step back or focus on other things, I've found this advice helpful in navigating my life.

Resumes & Interviewing

How to Land Your Next Job Without Sending a Single Resume

As the creator of "lazy girl jobs," I have some ideas to help you land your next job much easier and bypass the competition.

Career

AI Is Standing Between You and Your Next Job — Here's How to Get Your Application Into Human Hands.

It's becoming harder to become a standout, but there is one way that will always help show off your individualism in a sea of resumes.

Leadership

I Quit My Corporate Role to Work a 'Lazy Girl Job' Instead — Here's How This Career Change Helped Me Earn 10 Times More

A month after quitting my "lazy girl job," I made 10 times what I did before. Here's how I used a "lazy girl job" to accelerate my company into success.

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