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Brennan Nevada Johnson Brennan Nevada Johnson
Updated on April 25, 2024

7 Ways Job Hopping Can Boost Your Career

Job hopping can help you make more money, learn more skills and chase your own career dreams.

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Yuval Erez Yuval Erez
Updated on April 25, 2024

How to Keep Your IT Job in an Age of Automation

Develop new skills and learn the latest tech to stay relevant.

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Brianna Rooney Brianna Rooney
Updated on April 25, 2024

Should You Tell the World You’re Out of Work?

Advertising yourself as open to work is a popular option. Other options are subtler and more effective.

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Gary Eimerman Gary Eimerman
Updated on April 25, 2024

Why Companies That Invest in Tech Skills Are Winning

Companies that build a culture of learning and focus on fostering employee skills see a plethora of benefits, from talent retention to better understanding their strengths and weaknesses.

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Dr. Eric Wang Dr. Eric Wang
Updated on April 25, 2024

Here’s How to Become a Speaker at Big Events Like SXSW

You’ve got big ideas, so let’s help you get them onstage.

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Natalie Ryan Natalie Ryan
Updated on April 25, 2024

How to Resign From a Job

Two hints: Prepare a transition plan and avoid oversharing.

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Roman Peskin Roman Peskin
Updated on April 25, 2024

How to Ask for a Promotion

Determine your value, master new skills and don’t let “no” deter you. As cost-of-living grows, here’s how to ask for an inflation-busting promotion.

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Nadene Cherry Nadene Cherry
Updated on April 25, 2024

5 Tips to Get You Through Any Tough Situation

Following H.A.L.T. and doing a little 4-6 breathing can help you keep calm, cool and collected.

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Joe Procopio Joe Procopio
Updated on April 25, 2024

Gig Startups Want You to Believe They Can Replace Your Job. Don’t Fall for It.

When you lean too far into the gig economy, you're just someone else’s middleware.