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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5 Gen Zers and millennials who make more than $100,000 a year explain how they spend their salaries — and whether they feel like they've 'made it'

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Hunter Garnett (left), Corritta Lewis (center, in sunglasses), and Kavi Kardos earned at least $120,000 last year.

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It's official: Gen Z is the Hustle Generation

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Gen Z doesn't believe in the promise of the 9-5 corporate job — so they are creating new side hustles and forging their own career paths.

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From 'baguette' bags to velour tracksuits: these are the trends that teens are bringing back from the dead

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Experts say current Gen Z trends represent escapism and nostalgia.

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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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See the 6 most popular 'dumb phones' Gen Z is copping in a rejection of smartphone culture

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Gen Zers have never known life before the internet, but some are trying to go back to a time without smartphones and Instagram posts.

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I'm a Gen Zer who chooses to work from the office 5 days a week because it's helping me get ahead faster

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Zehra Naqvi is a Gen Z employee who chooses to work from the office each weekday.

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Gen Z is less interested in working at Big Tech companies right out of college, their job searches show

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Tech layoffs and a precarious economy are driving Gen Z to apply to what they see as more stable industries, like retail and finance.

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4 outdated money tips millennials and Gen Zers hate, according to a millionaire who teaches them on TikTok

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I'm a Gen Z marketer who ditched my résumé and used my TikTok account to land a new job

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Nistha Dube is a Gen Z content creator. She took a gamble when she used her TikTok account in lieu of a résumé to apply for a job, but it ultimately paid off.
Nistha Dube is a Gen Z content creator. She took a gamble when she used her TikTok account in lieu of a résumé to apply for a job, but it ultimately paid off.

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