Gen Z and millennial NEETS are on the rise — many say they'd rather do nothing than be unhappy at work

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Woman standing in front of a moving train
A cohort of young people would rather wait things out and be "idle" until they find the right job.

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My husband was a stay-at-home dad for a year. I learned about the double standards that exist for working dads and moms.

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MaryLou Costa's husband with their two kids walking on the water.
MaryLou Costa's husband was a stay-at-home dad for a year.

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My twin sister was my coworker. We confused customers and colleagues, but the experience helped us become closer.

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Mikhaila and Aimee
The author and her twin sister pictured together in 2019.

Mikhaila Friel

6 tips from Satya Nadella on how to run a company and manage your team

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Satya Nadella onstage wearing a navy blue sweater with his hands clasped
Satya Nadella has been CEO of Microsoft for 10 years.

Ethan Miller

The formula to help you figure out if you're in the right job, according to a YouTube exec

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Should you stay in your job or chart a new path? Bangaly Kaba has a framework to help break the decision down.

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Klarna CEO faces backlash for saying AI let marketing team 'half the size it was last year' do more work, saving millions

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Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski
Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski faced criticism for saying AI has helped the company's marketing team, which is "half the size it was last year," produce more work.

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6 things you do at work that annoy your boss

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A cartoon of a boss shaking his fist over a sleeping employee
You might be making your boss as miserable as they make you.

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Three gig workers explain how they got deactivated on apps from Doordash to Walmart's Spark

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DoorDash driver on motor bike
Some gig workers have had to deal with having their accounts deactivated.

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Robinhood CEO explains how he got employees back to the office after initially saying the company was 'remote-first'

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Vlad Tenev, co-founder and co-CEO of investing app Robinhood.
Robinhood proclaimed itself remote-first, then backtracked and called employees back to the office.

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I struggled to find a job after college, so I changed my name on my résumé and landed one almost immediately

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Mukhtar Kadiri
Kadiri said he now embraces his name and identity.

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