Here is what 3 AI startup CEOs say they're looking for when deciding to hire a candidate

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Checkr, Together AI, Glean AI
For some AI startups, a résumé is coming in second to adaptability and willingness to use AI.

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I took a career break to spend a summer with my kids. It changed how I think about work

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The author took a summer off to spend it with her kids.

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What happens after you retire early? People who have done it in their 30s describe boredom, identity shifts, and second thoughts.

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Rose Han achieved financial independence at age 32.

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Hilary Duff says having 4 kids changed what she worries about — and helped her stop chasing success

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Hilary Duff

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Conan O'Brien, 62, says overcoming career setbacks comes down to one mindset

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Conan O'Brien

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McKinsey's newest partners share their best advice for climbing the ranks at the consulting firm

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Four from McKinsey & Company's newest class of partners share their tips for success.

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Career tips for creators from 5 of Steve Jobs' friends, including Tim Cook, Jony Ive, and Bob Iger

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Steve Jobs' signature look was a simple black turtleneck.

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I'm the CEO of a cannabis and beverage company. I start my day in Central Park with my dog and hate being surrounded by 'yes' people.

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Irwin D. Simon

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This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Irwin Simon, the chairman and CEO of Tilray, based in New York City. It's been edited for length and clarity.

Get the side of guac: Goldman Sachs ups its late-night dinner budget for bankers to $35

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Goldman Sachs is raising its stipend for late-night food orders at the office by $5.

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I quit my job at 35 after my husband died. It's been 6 years, and finding a new job has been harder than expected.

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Alex Delaney sits at the memorial bench for her late husband.

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