Job seekers at their wits' end are finding a few silver linings

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Recent job seekers told Business Insider they've tried various techniques to find a job but are still looking.

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3 big things you need to know about the economy following today's brutal jobs report

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Job seekers should consider networking and broadening their job search, experts told Business Insider.

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The 10 hardest-working states in the US — and the 10 states that work the least

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A new WalletHub report ranked every US state from most to least hardworking.

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20 high-paying jobs that are projected to grow a lot over the next decade

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Software developer employment is projected to grow by 267,700 from 2024 to 2034.

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The 15 jobs projected to have the best growth over a decade

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There could be a lot more care aides in 2034, new employment projection data showed.

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While working as a lawyer, I started posting about my family online. When it took off, I quit, and my site makes over $1 million each year.

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Blair Lonergan started The Seasoned Mom in 2013 as a creative outlet, and now, the site makes over $1 million annually.

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A new study finds more bad news for entry-level coders

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The Jobs AI Is Replacing the Fastest

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Around 92 million jobs are projected to disappear by 2030.

How Gen Zers are landing roles in tech — or pivoting away

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Gen Zers Kanika Mohan and Charley Kim landed tech jobs after graduation.

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I experienced 'quiet cracking' 15 years ago, before it was a buzzword. It's extremely self-destructive behavior.

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Fifteen years ago, Kevin Ford was stuck in an unhappy job. He now identifies with the "quiet cracking" trend.

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