I quit my job at UCLA when they required me to come back to in-person work — I can't imagine ever returning to an office

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Rhiannon Little-Surowski says she's just as productive working from home.

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I've benefited from pretty privilege in corporate America, and I'm not sure it's worth it

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Madelyn Machado (not pictured) reflects on her experience as a conventionally attractive woman in corporate America.

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I'm the former Microsoft VP of HR. Here's what I would do in the first 48 hours of being laid off from a job.

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Chris Williams writes that you should consider pushing back against a layoff.

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An Amazon senior leader says to think very carefully before relocating for a new job — you may regret it

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Brandon Southern advises you to think carefully before relocating.

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It shouldn't matter if people work multiple jobs. The former VP of HR at Microsoft shares how to react to double dippers — 'get over it.'

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Chris Williams spent 8 years at Microsoft.

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I'm a Google engineering exec who has conducted over 1,000 interviews. Here are the 4 mistakes I've seen even the best candidates make.

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Daniel Rizea is a director of engineering at Google.

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I'm an employment attorney who rejects 98% of inquiries. Here are the wrongful termination cases that actually stand a chance.

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Jonathan Pollard is an employment attorney.

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The 3 skills you need to have to grow your career in the age of AI, according to Databricks VP

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Junta Nakai is a global vice president and head of financial services, cybersecurity and sustainability at Databricks.

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What really happens when you threaten to leave your job and why it rarely ends in your favor, according to former Microsoft VP of HR

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Threatening to leave often feels like blackmail to managers.

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Having employees interview their potential new manager is a terrible idea. Here's why from a senior leader at Amazon.

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