'Loud laboring' and 'quiet thriving' rank among the buzziest workplace trends. Here's what you should know.

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Being a "quiet thriver" could make you happier, but "loud laboring" will likely annoy your colleagues.

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40% of business leaders think recent Gen Z college graduates aren't prepared to enter the workforce, new survey says — and some said they won't even hire them

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Managers say gen z is difficult to work with and some say they avoid hiring gen z workers.

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Gen Z workers are lazy, some bosses say. They don't do anything unless every second of their day is managed.

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Managers are worried that young workers are too lazy to do their jobs, while employees worry they don't have enough energy to get through the day, The Wall Street Journal reported this week.

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Employees with agreeable personalities are more appreciated in the workplace since the pandemic, a study says

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A team of coworkers.

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10 ways artificial intelligence is changing the workplace, from writing performance reviews to making the 4-day workweek possible

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Artificial intelligence is transforming the work landscape.

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I'm a Gen Zer who gets asked what young workers want. It's simple: to be included in conversations about our careers and the workplace.

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Can you wear shorts to work? WSJ survey says yes. But put those sandals away! Most say they're 'never OK.'

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It might have been OK to wear shorts and sandals when you were working from the beach during pandemic times, but if you're returning to the office, is this attire OK? The Wall Street Journal surveyed people to ask.

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Should you quit your job because you're paid too much? One worker wrote to an advice columnist to ask.

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Should you quit your job if you make too much — and it's just too darned easy? That's what a nonprofit worker wrote to ask a New York Times columnist recently.

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AI 'digital workers' are cutting tasks that used to take a month down to 10 minutes in New Mexico. Employees love it.

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New Mexico is automating a number of processes and integrating AI into its workflows. The state's use of the emerging technologies could point the way to how AI will change workforces across the globe.

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Dear sis, here's how to not hate life after college — and other career advice — from one Gen Zer to another

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The class of 2023, including my baby sister, is entering the workforce.

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