Inside America's 250-year pursuit of the perfect morning routine

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Mark Zuckerberg is going 'startup mode' and doubling down on small talent-dense teams

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has released a version of "Get Low" with the rapper T-Pain.

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I left my corporate career to start a cleaning business 5 years ago. I still don't take a salary, but my family is doing much better off.

Tech Insider : Business, Travel
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Burgess Heberer started his business 5 years ago and 6 weeks later left his job to pursue it full-time.

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The AT&T CEO's blunt memo is a test case for leaders

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Current and former CEOs weighed in on AT&T chief John Stankey's memo to managers and the challenges of creating lasting cultural change.

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3 tips for employees to manage their health from EY's chief well-being officer

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A female office worker at her job.

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I found a new job within 2 months of being put on a layoff list. Five actions helped me transition smoothly and quickly.

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This tech worker shared the five actions that led him to his dream role after being put on his old company's layoff list.

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Fatigue, flashbacks, and crying on commutes: 5 workers describe what 'quiet cracking' looks like

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"Quiet cracking" describes workers who feel unhappy in their job but cannot leave. Four workers described their experiences with it.

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Underperformers at work are getting squeezed out. Here are 4 ways to bulletproof your job from the AI revolution.

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CEO Daniel Snell says the best way for employees to bulletproof their jobs from the AI revolution is to get really engaged with AI.

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Have you experienced 'quiet cracking' at work? Let us know.

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CEOs are joining the Great Resignation too.

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Readers told us how they use AI in their job search — or why they avoid it

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AI job interviews

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