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Careers & Education

What top marketing job candidates really want

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Keep getting texts about job offers? Don’t fall for this common scam

A person about to hit send to a message on their phone that says, "Just like share, and I get paid? Ok, I would like to join, my bank account number is XX-XXXX."

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How to find a seasonal holiday gig

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You got laid off. Now what? Proven steps to bounce back financially and professionally

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The 10 recognition ideas employees actually value in 2025 (inclusive, remote-friendly, and under $20)

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Side hustles and skills: How today's college students are redefining success beyond the classroom

A college-age person wearing a crisp white shirt and headphones around his neck and bright white shoes sits on the side-facing seats in public transportation looking attentively at phone.

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Gen Z earnings premium: Cities where young workers are excelling

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Is interest in a 4-year college degree drying up? Not really.

Students walking through Dickson Plaza by the Royce Hall on the UCLA campus in Westwood, California.

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How education changed in one year under Trump

US President, Donald Trump, displaying a signed executive order aimed at closing the Education Department during an event at the White House on March 20, 2025 in Washington, D.C.

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Are trade skills now more valuable than a college degree?

Technical College students climb 35 foottall wooden poles with a harness and spikes on their boots to train aloft with rigging to complete the 16 week course and earn a climbing certificate before moving into a apprentice position for the electric utility field.