3 small mistakes that can get you into big trouble at work, from an HR professional

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Leigh Henderson.

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I refuse to marry my long-term partner. A divorce taught me marriage is nothing more than a business transaction.

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Jeannie Assimos has been married once but won't marry again.

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I moved back in with my parents at 25. I'm happier and have better mental health.

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I regretted not getting a prenup when I got divorced. I won't make the same mistake if I ever get married again.

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Lisa He.

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I interned at JP Morgan and Microsoft as a software engineer. This is my secret to landing offers.

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Ume Habiba says having a brand is her secret to success.

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3 things you should never tell your manager, from an HR professional

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I got laid off from Snap after 20 years in tech. I was shocked but quickly became excited.

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Lucas Frischmann has worked in tech for over 20 years.

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I'm a matchmaker for ultrawealthy men and charge up to $350K for my services. I give all my clients the same advice.

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Christiana Maxion says the best men often don't know how to sell themselves on dating apps.

Shyrell Tamayo

I inherited $250,000 from my grandmother and regret how I spent it. I wish I had overcome my fears around money sooner.

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I'm a therapist in Silicon Valley. My high-achieving clients refuse to do the one thing that will help them most.

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Nicholas Sanchez says he uses cognitive behavioral therapy and existential psycotherapy to treat the biggest symptoms of his high-achieving clients.

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