She runs a team of philosophers and artists at Google. Here's what she recommends for non-technical candidates.

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Mira Lane is the founder of Google's Envisioning Studio, an AI innovation prototyping lab that explores the impact of tech innovation on society.

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I used ChatGPT as my career coach for the week. It gave me some good advice, but couldn't handle my meltdown.

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ChatGPT gave me bland résumé and cover letter advice, but was more helpful for networking.

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I took two major pay cuts in my career. Here's what I wish I had known.

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I took two pay cuts over the course of my career — for different reasons.

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3 charts show just how tough it is to get hired or promoted in tech right now

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It's difficult to look for a tech job right now.

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OpenAI's head of ChatGPT shares the one trait you need to be successful at the company

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ChatGPT just got a boost to its memory.

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Costco Wholesale salaries revealed: How much the company pays software engineers and other tech workers

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"We continue to make progress with technology," Costco CFO Gary Millerchip said in a May earnings call.

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A recruiter says she's drowning in résumés. Any time she posts a job, she gets 'a tsunami.'

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Recruiter Kathy Lavinder often hesitates to post open roles because she receives too many résumés for niche roles.

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They're in their 80s, still working, and living paycheck to paycheck

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Sandy McConnell (left) and June Boyd (right) both work out of financial necessity.

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After a tedious week of squinting at spreadsheets, Sandy McConnell, 80, makes her way to a restaurant in Nevada for a monthly lunch with former colleagues.

Take-Two CEO says AI could lead to better-paying video-game jobs

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Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick is optimistic about AI's impact on jobs.

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How a millennial mom trained for a blue-collar job that doubled her hourly pay and got her out of survival mode: 'I have time for my kids now'

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Diana Sanchez switched careers to become an iron worker and was able to get out of survival mode and spend more time with her kids.

Diana Sanchez

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