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Symbiosis For Success: Bridging The Youth-Organization Gap In The Arab World
A fundamental reassessment is imperative within the current employment system to align with the rapid evolution of the global job market.
How Small Businesses Can Still Create Jobs Despite Inflation and Rising Interest Rates
I've worked closely with small businesses for more than 10 years — here's how they can power through this tough economy and create jobs in the process.
C'A'n 'I' Replace Your Jobs?
Humans have moved from steam engines to manufacturing industries to the Internet. In the age of machine intelligence, employees are plagued by a common concern: How will AI impact my job? Though tech-heavy industries are likely to be more affected than other workers, there are ample amount of opportunities that would be created
'It's Soul-Crushing': Tearful Gen Z Rant About Commuting, In-Office Work Divides Internet
The video by @brielleybelly123 has been viewed more than eight million times.
Employers Are Shrinking Salary Ranges on Job Postings After Pay Disclosures Backfire, According to a New Report
Small to medium-sized companies are readjusting their numbers to reset candidate expectations.
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.
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.
This Job Earns 6 Figures and Is Projected to Grow 6% in the Next Decade — And No, It's Not in Tech
Marketing managers are among the highest-growing careers in the U.S., with some freelancers charging enviable hourly rates.
These Are the 10 U.S. States With the Happiest (And Unhappiest) Employees, According to a New Report
A recent report found that employees in Alaska are the happiest in the country.
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.
U.S. Workers Want an $80,000 Minimum Salary as Expectations Rise — Here's What It Means for the Labor Market, According to an Expert
Workers are also less confident about receiving job offers in the coming months, the report also found.
Don't Do These 3 Things on LinkedIn. Recruiters Will 'Spot Them From a Mile Off.'
Make sure you're not making these common professional faux pas that can scare off hiring managers before you even land an interview.
7 Empowering Strategies for Leaders Transitioning to New Roles
Discover seven essential strategies to transition into a new leadership role with confidence.
Report: AI Will Take More Jobs Away from Women Than Men
Automation is many things, but apparently, it is not gender-neutral.
AI Can Make Some Jobs More Difficult and Time-Consuming — Here's How
The technology streamlines tasks for some workers — and makes them completely unmanageable for others.