Marissa Mayer on 2024: I knew AI was going to change everything, and I'm excited to see where it goes next

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Marissa Mayer.
Marissa Mayer.

Sunshine

The fight over work-life balance will keep raging in 2024

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Workers and bosses are likely to continue to disagree about how much effort is needed.

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Remote work stifles innovation, a massive new study finds

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Before the pandemic, most managers assumed that working from home was a productivity killer. Without the discipline of an office, they thought, employees would lounge around in their pajamas, binge Netflix, and get nothing done.

I gave up my job to move abroad. Getting called out for being a 'woman of leisure' helped me find my new career.

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Emma Morrell used blogging to establish her new identity after moving abroad.

Emma Morrell

Jeff Bezos describes his perfect meeting

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Jeff Bezos wants to find the truth in his meetings, and he says slideshow presentations aren't the way to go.

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Easy and lucrative side hustles to try this holiday season for extra pay amid inflation and high interest rates

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Pet sitting can be a side hustle to try during the holidays.

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Gen Z recruits in the US Army are taking to TikTok to complain about the food, pay, and body shaming

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The US Army fell 10,000 short of its recruiting goals in 2023.

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An escort and stripper who caters to Wall Street clients says she pulls in $34,000 a week during the holiday rush

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3 women who drive for Uber and Lyft explain their top strategies for making up to $1,400 a week and getting customer tips

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Women are driving for Uber and Lyft and using a variety of strategies to make money. Drivers in the story are not pictured.

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Deloitte's Kwasi Mitchell on 2024: It's our job to make college students less nervous about the future of work

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Kwasi Mitchell.
Kwasi Mitchell.

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