Careers

“We need to inhale meaninglessness. We need to eat it whole – as it is (or even more precisely, as the whole of us experiences it to be), not as what it says it is,” Hayes says of the purpose of his book. Read More

Despite wanting to working in a high-paying field – just as men do – after college – women consistently gravitate towards majors that turn into lower-paying jobs, according to new research from Ohio State University. Read More

A job-hopper is someone who stays at a job for approximately one to two years, though some job-hoppers may stay as long as five years. This isn’t necessarily a long-term gig or temporary work, though job-hoppers may use either of these as part of their job-hopping. Read More

From knowing how to sell themselves to continuously getting out of their comfort zone, here is what A-players continuously do to stand out. Read More

Many people do a great job year-round and then wait patiently to see what kind of bonus they end up with and are often disappointed. If you’re worried about being overlooked come bonus time, you might want to take a more proactive approach. Read More

These 17 books by career titans like Dale Carnegie, Charles Duhigg amd Bill Green will help guide you in your career as well in your life. Read More

Married people are happier and more trusting in their relationships than those who live together, according to a new survey from Pew Research Center examining marriage and cohabitation. Read More

If you find that you wonder if you should lose your own unmistakable regional twang or timbre, you might want to wait before starting your own Eliza Doolittle accent coaching regimen. Read More

Giving up the opportunity to have kids, travel, to even Instagram were some of the responses to a new study that polled 1,000 Millennials between the ages of 23 and 38. Read More