I bombed my first interview at Google so badly that it took 3 years to get another one. Here's what I learned.

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Andrew Yeung at Google's NYC office.

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The 'Chinese Dream' is shrinking. That's bad news for the global economy.

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2025 was another strong year for China's economy — on paper.

Beijing reported the world's second-largest economy hit its 5% GDP growth target for the year. Exports held up. Industrial output stayed resilient.

He worked at Google, Meta, and OpenAI. He recommends 3 steps to find success in Big Tech.

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Google's headquarters and campus.
OpenAI's Michael Bolin (not pictured) previously worked at Google and Meta.

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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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Tech jobs are getting demolished in ways not seen since 2008 and the dot-com bust

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Tech jobs are showing weakness in the US labor market.

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Dallas Fed says 'older, experienced workers' likely have less cause for concern about AI job displacement

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New research suggests that longer-tenured employees have seen wage growth since ChatGPT launched. It also says getting a foot in the door is harder for young career-seekers.

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Rat catchers, powder monkeys, and resurrectionists: 20 jobs that no longer exist

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Chimney sweeps cleaned out the chimney soot that built up over time.

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Tech investor Bill Gurley says people who don't love their jobs are most at risk of losing them to AI

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Bill Burley, Benchmark Capital

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I quit driving for Uber after I got a full-time finance job. Ride-hailing took more unpaid work than it used to.

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James Howe got a full-time job in finance and hasn't driven for Uber since December.

James Howe

The job market is in a 'deep freeze.' One industry is keeping it from sliding backward.

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The US job market has been in a "deep freeze."

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