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Finland is the happiest place on earth. The CEO of a Helsinki business shares how he manages his company in line with Finnish culture.

Zubin Pratap got his foot in the tech door after months of networking and research about the industry.

Sam Mangel went to prison for a felony. The experience prompted him to become a federal prison consultant to help prepare others for life behind bars.

Some say AI could help usher in a four-day workweek, but one CEO says it could actually increase demands on workers and add to an always-on culture.

A college graduate is a remote freelancer, so she developed her business from her childhood bed. She doesn't feel part of the professional world.

Ashima Goyal addressed the transient nature of youth unemployment in India, highlighting a shift towards skill acquisition and entrepreneurship. Speaking to PTI, she emphasizes policy interventions to enhance opportunities for the youth and the importance of balancing FDI benefits and domestic investments. Goyal was responding to a question on the International Labour Organization (ILO) report -- which showed that in 2022, the share of unemployed youths in India's total unemployed population was nearly 83 per cent.

Even though Meta originally offered a higher salary, Google was always my first choice.

Andy "Andersin" Collins is a Valorant esports athlete in its Challengers League, playing for "Thinking Men."

An employee started dating a coworker from her interview panel. When they were outed as a couple, the ethics became murky. They got married anyway.

Millennial Hannah Tooker found working with Gen Z changed her perspective and improved her management style.

A medical student in the UK switched to a corporate career because of low pay and stress. She's found a better work-life balance working in HR.

A software engineer landed his job at Apple by showcasing his side hustles – then left to pursue running them full-time.

Desk workers aren't spending as much time in meetings as just a few years ago, per a survey. Still, the cost of inefficient gatherings can be high.

A heavily-tattooed creator's video sparked a debate on social media about how much of an issue tattoos are to hiring managers and in job interviews.

Walter Biscardi works remotely from a cruise ship as often as he can. He pays for premium WiFi and parks himself under the repeaters.

An HR professional with over three decades of experience shares a better approach to performance-improvement plans.

Temperatures sometimes hit below -40 degrees, the pay varies, and you may have to work up to six weeks straight without a break.

A former program manager who was placed on a PIP at a top tech company says their initial reactions were fear and shame.

One tech worker who's getting an offer soon used keywords in his title and skills sections.

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A VP was so burned out and anxious that she collapsed during a meeting. After understanding her trauma, she was able to set boundaries at work.

Henry VIII impersonator David Smith says he could never go back to working a 'normal' job after quitting to pursue his passion for Tudor history.