After working in 4 countries, I learned the best bosses all have 1 thing in common: They know how to connect with employees

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The author (not pictured) says all great bosses know how to connect.

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You've got to adapt to AI, even if your company hasn't figured it out yet, workplace guru says

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Tech layoffs and a precarious economy are driving Gen Z to apply to more stable industries, like retail and finance.

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I quit investment banking to work in Big Tech. My work life balance is better but it's harder to make friends.

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Dana Schoolsky
After two years of working in investment banking this former analyst left for a job at TikTok.

Dana Schoolsky

I went from MTV star to managing fortunes at Bank of America. It took hustle and a lowly internship to get here.

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Kim Stolz

Bank of America

I was an in-house artist at Goyard and Louis Vuitton. Now, I use AI to market my fashion brand.

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Jasline Ang, cofounder of Studio Qiling.

Jasline Ang

My daughter just moved to Chicago. I'm glad my kids are independent, but I didn't know it would hurt so much.

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The author helped her daughter move far away.

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Cisco exec says the slowdown in entry-level hiring is a 'total blip' and won't last

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Francine Katsoudas, Cisco's chief people, policy, and purpose officer, told Business Insider that she doesn't think the slowdown in entry-level hiring will last long.

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Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt says flexible working is fine for government jobs, but winning in tech means 'tradeoffs'

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Eric Schmidt

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I left a comfortable career with Disney and Warner Bros. to run a noodle brand. Betting on myself was worth the risk.

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Young Chang, CEO of A-Sha Foods USA, told Business Insider his brother-in-law convinced him to leave his steady corporate job to work in the food industry.

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I was unemployed for year after being laid off twice. Here are 4 things that gave me the confidence I needed to keep chugging on.

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Jasmine Lee
Jasmine Lee says facing two layoffs in two years felt like a quarter-life crisis.

Jasmine Lee

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