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6 signs you're good at your job, according to an HR executive with over 35 years of experience
A former HR director at PwC who has worked in the field for 36 years shares six signs to look for t…
Emma Magnus
Former Google CEO says Steve Jobs was a 'diva' — and explains why companies need them.
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt said companies need "divas," like Steve Jobs, in order to build bril…
Jaures Yip
Chinese millennials and Gen Zers have had enough of work, so they're embracing 'naked resignations'
Young professionals in China are sharing their "naked resignations" on social media — quitting thei…
Alexandra Bacon,Cheryl Teh
I quit my stable 6-figure job to travel the world. It was lonely, and I worried I'd made a mistake, but I learned to forge my own path.
Nabila Ismail quit the six-figure job she loved to travel for a year. It was challenging and she st…
Tess Martinelli
I'm a 'bridesmaid for hire' who stands in weddings for total strangers. These are the best perks of the job.
I spend most of my weekends working as a hired bridesmaid. I've stayed at fancy hotels, received la…
Jen Glantz
I quit driving for Uber at night after hostile riders terrified me. I get better tips in the morning anyway.
"I live by Wrigley Field, so doing evenings was very lucrative," Chicago Uber driver Teddi Burgess …
Jamie Killin
I get paid to play with dogs and figure out how they communicate. Here are the qualifications I needed and the challenges of working in a niche field.
Scientific researcher Dr. Juliane Bräuer runs the DogStudies lab in Jena, Germany where she designs…
Ralph Jones
A flight attendant shares her wildest passenger stories and why she loves the job despite the challenges
An attendant for a major US airline told Insider she's seen people clip their toenails at their sea…
Jill Robbins
I'm a 'fish sommelier' at a Hawaii resort who gets paid to recommend dishes to guests. Here's how I landed the job.
Ryan Hauser, 28, says understanding a guest's flavor and texture preferences are important steps wh…
Jenny Powers
I'm a Gen Zer. We aren't lazy, but 9-to-5s can be a struggle after college during Covid — here's how I've learned to cope.
Ciara Martin said she thinks people her age might struggle with the adjustment from remote learning…
Charissa Cheong
I lead private-jet excursions that can cost up to $130,000 a person. It's an intense job but I love it.
Susan Cegavske says the biggest challenges of her job are when guests have health scares or problem…
Molly O'Brien
I'm a freelancer who works at a cocktail distillery and winery for extra income. It's a fast-paced but fun side gig.
Zoe Baillargeon says the hands-on experience has made her a better food and drinks writer and she r…
Zoe Baillargeon
My slime business has 4.5 million followers on TikTok and we've sold products to the Kardashians. Here's how I started and grew the business from my living room.
Andrea O. started making slime in her living room in 2017 and has since expanded the business to a …
Judy Brumley
I make up to $5,000 a month as a yacht stewardess. I landed the job right out of college and love that I get to save money while traveling the world.
Emery Wallerich worked on a private yacht in the Caribbean where she stayed busy serving food and c…
Sarah Prager
I plan yacht trips that cost up to $1.4 million a week. It's a job that's never boring.
Fiona Mausero caters to her yacht clients every need, from getting their preferred brand of sunscre…
Molly O'Brien
I'm a lawyer who's moonlighted as a pageant coach for 30 years. The two jobs are more alike than you think.
"I'm used to getting paid by the hour, so I tell it to my pageant clients straight — there's no sug…
Jenny Powers
I organize yacht charters for the 1% and love my job. I take care of everything for them, from ordering KFC to $12,000 Pinarello bikes.
Alex Coles says requests for gym equipment are common, and he's also delivered KFC chicken wings to…
Chrissie McClatchie
Meet the couple behind the 'Oddities' flea market — a traveling shop selling the world's spookiest antiques
Ryan Matthew Cohn loves antiques, ranging from medical ephemera to the macabre. He's made it into a…
Andrew Ward
I run a pet poop-scooping business that brings in $25,000 a month — here's how I got started and why I love it
"I'm a pro in the poop game, and I take my job very seriously," says 35-year-old Cesar Jimenez. "A …
Jenny Powers
I help OnlyFans creators prep their taxes. They're often surprised what can be a tax write-off, from BDSM gear and tattoos to their Spotify subscription.
Katherine Studly saw an opportunity to help new adult entertainers when the pandemic hit and starte…