High-functioning depression can be hard to spot, a psychiatrist says. People-pleasing can hide it even more.

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Dr. Judith Joseph researches high-functioning depression.

Dr. Judith Joseph

In an effort to get off my phone and deal with burnout, I found the perfect low-pressure social activity to do after work

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I realized that attending reading parties is the perfect low-pressure social activity for me after a long day of working.

Jordan Mautner

Have you made a major trade-off in your career over money, flexibility, or other benefits? Tell us if it was worth it.

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Have you made any big trade-offs in your career? Let us know!

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Everyone wants to carry these 'it' briefcases from Coach — even if they're 40 years old

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Anne Hathaway films "The Devil Wears Prada 2" in New York City.

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The AI metric one company says managers should stop caring about

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Using AI for its own sake shouldn't be the goal, Synthesia's HR leader said.

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Def Jam cofounder Rick Rubin, 63, says his success came from being a 'lazy workaholic'

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Def Jam cofounder Rick Rubin says he's a "lazy workaholic."

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Jensen Huang says it doesn't matter what kids study in the AI era

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says storytelling, creativity, and judgment will remain valuable in the AI era.

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6 ways to help AI-proof your job

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The World Economic Forum's 2026 Global Risks Report estimates that 92 million workers could be displaced by 2030.

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World Cup sickos are planning to call out sick to watch the World Cup

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Marc Andreessen says AI coding agents are better than employees because they never get 'drunk, sick' or file 'HR complaints'

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Marc Andreessen, one of Silicon Valley's most outspoken executives, says he sees a lot of selling points for a world with AI coding agents.

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