Should your boss stick to managing — or start doing the work, too? Tell us what you think.

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Some companies are cutting managerial ranks and pushing managers to contribute, as well as overseeing teams.

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How much have you spent as a teacher to buy supplies and decorate your classroom? We want to hear from you.

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Business Insider is looking to talk to teachers about their classroom spending.

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Young Americans are turning to bankruptcy. Are you one of them?

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We want to hear how Gen Z's shopping habits are changing. Tell us in this survey.

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Young people are increasingly shopping secondhand.

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Trust AI enough to bet your retirement? You said, 'No thanks'

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Elon Musk suggested letting AI run your 401 (k). Our readers weren't on board.

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Can you easily see a doctor, or is it a struggle? Tell us your healthcare story.

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Business Insider wants to hear about your healthcare experience.

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The power of passions: Tapping into consumers' emotional bonds

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Wellness is the second highest-rated passion among consumers, according to a survey by Mastercard.

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A man born in Japan — where tipping is rude — is part of a growing number of Americans rejecting tipping in the US

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Ken Ozeki has strong opinions about the tipping culture in America — particularly compared to his native Japan.

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Young workers say working 4 days a week would actually make them better employees

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Working less than 40 hours per week won't hurt company productivity, according to 81% of young workers.

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Do you use ChatGPT or other AI on the job? Tell us how — or why not

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How are you using ChatGPT or other AI at work? Or are you at all? Let us know by filling out the survey below.

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