Gen Zers say they need an average salary of almost $125,000 to feel like they've 'made it,' a survey of young workers found

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58% of young professionals between ages 21 to 42 are not happy with their current salary, a new study found.

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A 'Diet Coke break' is the latest example of Gen Zs and Millennials insisting on work-life balance

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The "Diet Coke break" trend on TikTok is gaining popularity among some young workers.

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Everyone needs a work spouse — even if some millennials don't think so

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A "work spouse" is really just another name for a "work best friend."

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Millennials say it's inappropriate to have a work wife but most Gen Zers and boomers are cool with it, poll finds

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Millennials aged 25-34 years old largely disapprove of work marriages, a poll found.

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How to have fewer regrets about your career

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I'm a millennial who manages Gen Z workers. The hardest thing about it is dealing with all their 'feelings about work.'

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TikTok's 'lucky girls' say they manifest success by simply believing things always work out for them — because, why not?

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Laura Amy, left, and Natasha Badger are "lucky girls."

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