I make 6 figures as an electrician. Trades like mine may be the last safe haven from AI.

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Carl Murawski.

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I've applied to over 500 jobs in the 11 months since my layoff. I lost hot water and started a GoFundMe.

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Valerie Lockhart
Valerie Lockhart

Valerie Lockhart

I got a job at Amazon, but kept interviewing at other MAANG companies. Here's why I left for Google.

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Ganesh Karthik Sankar
Ganesh Karthik Sankar

Ganesh Karthik Sankar

Goldman Sachs says companies are getting better at hiring — and doing less of it

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Fewer early job exits suggest companies are getting better at matching workers with the right roles, according to a Goldman Sachs analysis.

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As a computer science grad, she was promised stability. Then AI arrived.

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Kiran Maya Sheikh
Software engineer Kiran Maya Sheikh

Kiran Maya Sheikh

I moved to Seattle to help me land a job at Amazon. Now I live a 7-minute walk from the office — and it's given me a career edge.

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Sarthak Gupta
Sarthak Gupta

Sarthak Gupta

I was laid off in my 60s and can't find a job after 11 months. I wish I could retire, but I can't afford it.

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Robin Daniel
Robin Peppers Daniels pivoted to substitute teaching after Wells Fargo laid her off.

Robin Daniel

Tech employees are losing confidence faster than workers in any other sector

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A person wearing an umbrella hat at a Google welcome event

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Layoffs are feeling awfully tempting for a lot of companies right now

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A general view of empty desks in an office in central London

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The bootcamp era is over. Companies are chasing elite college grads again.

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In a cooling job market, prestige is helping some elite college graduates stand out.

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