Here's why I banned office relationships between coworkers as a CEO

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Best ways to earn extra money while driving for Uber, from the 'Rideshare Queen'

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Deanna Dixon said Uber sends her guaranteed pickups when riders schedule their trips from the airport in advance because she works that route routinely.

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My coworker dated 3 other women in the office before we fell for each other. We've been married for nearly 25 years.

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The author and her husband were coworkers first.

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I pay down my $8K credit card debt through my Instacart side hustle. The job is worth it if you know which orders to accept.

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Erin Couch says she's taking action to get her debt down by delivering groceries for Instacart.

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I use 'DoorDash for IT workers.' I like the flexibility, but think constantly about getting a full-time job

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The future workplace could see more of a focus on employee mental health and wellbeing.

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I made over $225,000 in a year as a 27-year-old government contractor overseas — and got paid to travel in my free time

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I lived on top of a mountain in Taiwan.

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3 techniques you're already using to further your career that will help you lose weight, according to a nutritionist

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Making a plan can help you hit your weight loss goals.

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When I was hired at my first tech job I got an 81% salary bump. I had no idea my customer service skills would transfer.

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Companies vowed to hire more workers without college degrees. But a study says they're not following through.

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Many companies removed degree requirements from job listings but didn't change their hiring patterns, the study found.

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Mark Zuckerberg shares one of his most controversial leadership principles

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Mark Zuckerberg.

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