Billionaire Ray Dalio reveals the biggest mistake investors make and the top 3 traits he looks for when hiring

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Ray Dalio.

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Elon Musk's X is hiring, and the Diet Coke-loving billionaire says soda machines will be a perk

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Elon Musk and cans of Diet Coke.

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Job listings that don't require applicants to have a college degree are surging, with recruiters prioritizing skills over formal education, LinkedIn survey finds

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Major companies including IBM, Google, and Tesla are no longer listing degree requirements in job adverts.

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Elon Musk's stress-tests: The Tesla CEO has an approach for picking leaders and sussing out anyone 'bullshitting' him, biographer says

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Elon Musk's biographer, Walter Isaacson (Right), said the Twitter owner would
Elon Musk's biographer, Walter Isaacson (Right), said the billionaire has a "neural network" for picking out good leaders.

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The job market is never going to return to normal

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The coming surge in boomer retirement will create a labor shortage that will last for decades — and that's great news for everyone.

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Dear sis, here's how to not hate life after college — and other career advice — from one Gen Zer to another

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The class of 2023, including my baby sister, is entering the workforce.

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Big Tech jobs are on the line after Google, IBM, and Dropbox say they're leaning into AI

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Drew Houston, CEO of Dropbox, cited the "expansion" of AI products in layoff memo to staff in April.

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Big Tech is pursuing 'the year of efficiency.' It could get supercharged by AI.

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Hi, I'm Matt Turner, the editor in chief of business at Insider. Welcome back to Insider Today's Sunday edition, a roundup of some of our top stories. 

On the agenda today:

Facebook’s parent company Meta is doing layoffs again. But there’s one ‘safe’ team that could actually benefit from the job cuts.

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Welp, it's Wednesday. I'm Diamond Naga Siu, and I (semi-jokingly) like to say that I watch  about one movie per year. I've already watched one in 2023. But in light of breaking news, I might make an exception. 

One Amazon team posted nearly 25,000 job openings last year — when only 7,800 had been approved

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Amazon Web Service's utility computing team had over three times more job openings posted than were approved, Insider found.

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