America's crisis of meaningless work

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Americans are increasingly feeling like their jobs are meaningless. It could be why they aren't engaged at work.

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American workers are not all right.

'Assuming that I'm just a little old lady was your first mistake': Retired boomers are rejecting the idea they're lonely or sad

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Boomers living full and active lives in retirement say the freedom they have is like returning to childhood.

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CMOs are facing an existential crisis — but there is still time to secure the future of marketing

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ServiceNow CMO Michael Park on fusing B2B marketing with purpose: Video

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ServiceNow CMO Michael Park believes that companies need to lean into purpose-driven marketing. "You've got to connect not just to the mind, but to the heart," Park told Insider.

I left my tech job due to burnout before all the layoffs started — and now I'm looking for a new role in a hyper-competitive market

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"I asked myself: Is this what I want for my life? I'm nearly 30. Do I really want to be giving up so much for my job?"

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There's a middle ground between burning yourself out and quiet quitting: 'enoughness'

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"Over the last three years, a lot of people have been asking: 'What's enough for me?'" Robert Kelley, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business, told Insider.

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