Dumb jokes, lateness, and saying 'literally': 11 habits most likely to give hiring managers the ick

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Using words such as "like" and "literally" may be a bad look during an interview.

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The mystery of Chipotle's 'burrito season,' solved

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Chipotle is hiring 19,000 workers to handle "burrito season" — a sudden increase in sales from March to May. Which begs the question: there's a "burrito season"?

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Elon Musk reportedly prefers to hire people who've never been laid off

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Elon Musk prefers job candidates who have 'never been laid off no matter the reason' X recruiter says.
Elon Musk has conducted his fair share of layoffs.

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Some of the biggest optimists on Wall Street see 3 threats to a strong labor market

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A "Now Hiring" sign posted in the window of a restaurant looking to hire workers on May 5, 2023, in Miami.

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How loyalty died in the American workplace

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A career coach shares the top industries hiring Gen Z and millennials in 2024 — and where layoffs might happen

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Eliana Goldstein says we've reached the end of "quiet quitting."

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If you want a Wall Street job in 2024, JPMorgan could be your best bet

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JPMorgan's president said in an interview that the bank will "for sure" increase staff this year.

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Bet your career on these 6 climate jobs in 2024 — many pay well and have an average salary of more than $90,000

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What to expect if you want to switch jobs in 2024

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The best time to apply for jobs is actually the end of the year, a tech recruiter says. Those companies are serious about hiring.

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Bonnie Dilber says the best jobs to apply to are the ones being posted at the end of the year.

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