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Food
2024-09-09T11:54:02Z
According to an etiquette expert, diners at high-end restaurants should never show up late or disregard the waitstaff.
Leaving your manager alone is a mistake. They make key decisions about things like compensation, so it's important to build a relationship with them.
Gab Waller is a fashion sourcer who works with wealthy and high-profile clients. She shared the keys to dressing like you're rich.
If you clue your manager in to your fun weekend plans, it could come back to bite you in the long run.
The etiquette coach advises against bringing smelly food on the plane, rushing to get off the flight, and shooting parents dirty looks.
Jamie Jackson, an HR expert, has seen employees make these three mistakes over and over that cost them both time and money.
Oversharing or being too humble about your work can undercut your career, a human-resources professional says. You also shouldn't stay long at office parties.
I started grieving my dog before he died. I tried everything to save him, and when I couldn't I had to make the call no dog owner wants to make.
Workers should save personal documents and develop an exit strategy right away, a human resource professional says. You also should ask a manager.
Trinity Howard will loyalty test your boyfriend for $70. She offers her services via Lazo, asking questions to gauge faithfulness. Most men fail.
A recruiter shares why you might get ghosted, how to follow up, and when to move on. After four emails, you've probably been intentionally ghosted.
Tech
2024-05-13T18:30:49Z
In a memo to employees, CEO Chris Hyams took responsibility for "how we got here" but also cited a global slowdown in hiring.
Taylor J. Swift, who works in politics, said his name has helped his career. Though he's been teased about it, he's learned to just "shake it off."
A Texas woman built a tiny house in her parents' backyard and lived rent-free. She said it helped her save money and taught her how to live minimally.
An ex-Google recruiter got into real estate after he was laid off. His career pivot taught him to trust himself and not be afraid of making mistakes.
Companies should never ghost job applicants, an ex-recruiter says. He sends candidates updates even when there's no news and encourages follow-up.
A former Google recruiter shared his top four daily recruiting priorities and how he approached tasks each day across inbound and outbound work.
A Kentucky native moved to Japan. Grocery cost, the language, and going out are the three differences that stood out to him most.
A California native left San Francisco for Denver, Colorado. The weather, traffic, and lack of diversity surprised her, but she's happy.
A woman left her job for a "lazy girl job" and says it's a healthy and balanced way of living. She's proud of Gen Z for refusing to put up with toxic work culture.