Bosses are back in power — so get used to companies quiet cutting and quiet firing workers this year

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I once took a nearly 50% pay cut for a better work-life balance. It was worth it.

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The author willingly took a significant pay cut.

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I never expected to meet my husband while working at a restaurant together post-college. It was surprisingly romantic.

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The author met her husband while working at a restaurant.

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Color experts share the 7 best shades to wear for a job interview

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Different colors can affect the way we feel, so it's important to choose the right one for an interview.

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How Spanx founder Sara Blakely makes and spends her $1.1 billion fortune

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Sara Blakely.

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I'm a HENRY financial planner who makes $125,000. Here's how I manage my money — and the mistakes I see others making.

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Georgia Lord is saving for a wedding, travel, and a bigger apartment.

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I'm backpacking the world while working as an online therapist. I have a steady income, but I'm exhausted.

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Carolina Villafuerte has been travelling the world as a digital nomad since December 2022.

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7 strategies to recruit top job candidates who were laid off, according to a veteran tech recruiter

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Jessica Hicks said recruiting laid-off talent could be a huge win for companies, but it must be done with care.

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A millennial relocated for a job and was laid off 3 months later. Now, she's questioning why she was hired in the first place.

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Gabrielle Dawson said she was laid off from her job three months after she relocated.

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Having double majors could make you less vulnerable to layoffs and AI

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Having double majors could help protect some workers from layoffs and AI job displacement.

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