A career coach explains how ChatGPT has helped her clients find jobs and become more productive at work

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy
Evangelia Leclaire
Evangelia Leclaire is a New York career coach using ChatGPT to help her clients.

Evangelia Leclaire

The case for the 4.5-day workweek

Tech Insider
A waxing moon over a beach.
Making Fridays a half-day is meant to give workers a mental break.

Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images

America's Zoomtowns are suffering from some nasty growing pains

Tech Insider : Economy
Two people playing catch in a yard while a modern city forms behind them
America's midsize cities exploded over the past few years. Now residents, new and old, are fighting over housing, traffic, and local culture.

Glenn Harvey for BI

Follow these 6 tips from an entrepreneur to make New Year resolutions and lasting goals in 2024

Tech Insider
Mimi Ikonn
Mimi Ikonn, the cofounder of wellness brand Intelligent Change.

Intelligent Change

Young people are working up the courage to start switching jobs again — and that's a good thing for the economy

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy
job fair
Gen Zers and millennials are more likely to consider a job-switch this year.

Getty Images/Yellow Dog Productions

A teacher who spent more than $5,000 of her own money to make a cozy classroom explains why it helps kids learn

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy
A photo of Michelle Medintz in her classroom
Michelle Medintz in her classroom.

Courtesy of Michelle Medintz

How to become a billionaire

Tech Insider
Mark Cuban poses for a photo
Mark Cuban has said there's no downside to being a billionaire.

Getty/ABC

AI is too expensive to steal some jobs — for now, MIT study finds

Tech Insider
An illustration of a man cutting workers on an assembly line
AI may not be coming for your job — yet.

sorbetto/Getty Images

A manager earning $178,000 had her work-from-home request denied by a judge

Tech Insider
Signage for the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Britain's financial regulatory body, is seen at their head offices in London, Britain March 10, 2022.
The Financial Conduct Authority denied the request of a senior manager to work from home full-time.

Toby Melville/REUTERS

America's new gender war

Tech Insider : Politics
Two Gen Z individuals walking away from one another
Young women are becoming more liberal while young men are turning to the right. It all started with #MeToo.

Tommy Parker for BI

Subscribe to Careers