Job postings can reveal signs of trouble ahead with a potential employer or role. Here are the red flags to look out for.

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Some job postings are ridden with red flags — if you know how to spot them.

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Inside Big Tech's nasty battle for coveted AI talent

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Big Tech seems to be making it harder for smaller companies to hire AI talent.

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Consulting firms are cutting projections and tightening their belts as demand for their work slows

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Accenture cut its revenue forecast for 2024 as demand for consulting services slows.

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NASA is hiring astronauts for $152K a year. Here's how to stand out from the thousands of other applicants, according to the selection manager

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The crew of NASA’s Artemis II mission (left to right): NASA astronauts Christina Hammock Koch, Reid Wiseman (seated), Victor Glover, and Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen.

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Ex-Microsoft VP of HR: If the application process is bad, the job will probably be worse. Beware of these red flags when interviewing.

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Gen Zers are looking out for red flags in job interviews

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Salesforce's new data and AI hires are coming from areas of the country with 'high talent pools, low cost of living'

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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff.

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Maybe you've heard you don't need a college degree in today's job market. Don't believe it.

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If you're on the market for a new job, it's still much better to have a college degree than not.

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Employers are increasingly saying you don't need a college degree to get hired, but secretly, you still kind of do.

NASA will pay 4 health-conscious 'astronaut-like' people to live inside a Mars simulation for 378 days. See if you qualify.

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The current CHAPEA crew enters the habitat in Houston.

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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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NASA opens rare job opportunity to live in a Mars simulation for a year

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The inaugural CHAPEA crew celebrates Thanksgiving inside the habitat. From left to right: Nathan Jones, Kelly Haston, Anca Selariu, Ross Brockwell.

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