The woman who inspired 'Mean Girls' now helps adults in corporate America deal with high school-level drama

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Rosalind Wiseman attends the opening night of "Mean Girls" on Broadway at August Wilson Theatre on April 8, 2018 in New York City.

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A Gen Xer who secretly works 3 full-time remote jobs and makes $344,000 paid off his mortgage and is saving to send his kids to college debt-free

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Joseph (not pictured) works three full-time remote jobs without his employers knowing.

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AI will be bad news for plenty of workers, warns IMF chief

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IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva.
IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva.

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I've had 17 interviews for four jobs; I'm exhausted and burned out

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A job search can sometimes feel like an endless string of interviews.

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Google staff sound off about 'corporate overlords,' impersonal layoffs, and a changing company culture, report says

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Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai on a visit to Google's Berlin office.

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Barbara Corcoran says all great entrepreneurs have imposter syndrome, and it's key to success

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Barbara Corcoran founded The Corcoran Group and is a "Shark Tank" investor.

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We are 2 brothers who left corporate jobs to start our own sneaker company. Here's how we found our niche in a market dominated by big brands.

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Brandon and Josh Brubaker, co-founders of Clearweather Footwear.

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A boomer shares how Lyft driving has been a retirement hack — supplementing his income while allowing him to draw on his Social Security without penalty

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Mark McCann says Lyft driving was a better fit for him in retirement than a traditional part-time job.

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Stanford economist says workers should go to the office at least 3 days a week if they want to compete for a promotion

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Stanford economist Nicholas Bloom says the key to succeeding at work these days is showing up at the office —at least three days a week.

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My business partner ended our relationship via email and outlined everything wrong with me. She still wanted to be friends.

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The author received an angry email from her business partner.

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