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The number of people that use Google to diagnose their symptoms is startling CW Headley

According to a new OnePoll survey, two in five Americans have convinced themselves that they have contracted a serious disease after misinterpreting data retrieved through Google. Read More

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Nexthink CEO Pedro Bados on expanding to the United States and remote work Jennifer Fabiano

Ladders spoke with Nexthink CEO Pedro Bados about the company’s expansion to the United States and how the culture varies from other tech companies. Read More

Office Life

The emotional and financial cost of working with outdated technology CW Headley

What has been coined as the Technology Gap, or alternatively The Digital Divide or App gap if you like, locates the disparity between citizens that successfully interact with computers or mobile devices on a daily basis and those that do not. Read More

Office Life

What do Gen Z workers want? Face time, surprisingly Sheila McClear

Gen Z is a dichotomy. In their personal lives, they’re attached to their phones. At work, however, new research from ServiceNow found that unlike Millennials and their Slack, Gen Z actually wants good, old-fashioned face time from the boss. Read More

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Surprise! Millennials are obsessed with anything to do with scores Kyle Schnitzer

It turns out that Millennials are most concerned with their credit score (59%), while Instagram followers (48%), and Twitter followers (41%) also consume the minds of America’s most connected generation. Read More

Office Life

A look at financial technology company SoFi (plus advice for getting hired)Jennifer Fabiano

Find out more about financial technology services company SoFi, including the CEO’s advice on getting hired and an inside look at the company culture. Read More

Advice

SoFi CEO Anthony Noto on the company’s new culture and why he’s in the fintech industry Jennifer Fabiano

Ladders spoke with SoFi CEO Anthony Noto to find out more about this new company culture and the most important lessons from his past company leaders. Read More

Job Search

What is software engineering?Jennifer Fabiano

Ladders spoke with experts from Intuit to understand the role of a software engineer, the interview process, and what hiring managers look for in candidates. Read More

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We’re increasingly bombarded with choices – and it’s stressing us out Thomas Saltsman

What do we experience, in the moment, when we decide from an abundance of choices? Does it cause us to shut down or does it energize us? … Read More

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