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EY exec reveals the most important trait the company looks for when hiring

EY's global managing partner of client services said a person could show a desire to learn that may not "manifest itself through a university degree."

McKinsey recruiters reveal exactly how to nail the interview and case study to land a 6-figure job at the consulting firm

The consulting firm is hiring a more diverse class of applicants than ever before. Here's how to secure a spot.

7 things mentally strong people don't waste time doing, according to a psychotherapist

What does it take to be a mentally strong person? Confident people focus on their goals and actions, and don't waste their time.

11 books to read in 2020 if you want to get rich

Take control of your finances this year with these personal finance books that cover everything from budgeting to building wealth.

A retired Navy SEAL commander of one of America's most decorated special ops teams reveals how to have difficult conversations for getting underperforming teams back on track

Jocko Willink told us why ego is the biggest impediment to constructively tackling challenges as a team.

Straight couples are more likely to divorce after a wife's promotion — but there are simple steps you can take to avoid that fate

Chances for divorce increase significantly when a woman is promoted. Relationship experts share how straight couples can avoid this trend.

3 key attributes of an inclusive leader, according to a professor of business psychology

Why are certain leaders more likely to create an inclusive culture? Scientific research provides three specific traits that stand out.

I cuddled with strangers at a San Francisco cuddle party alongside other members of the city's intimacy-starved workforce. No, it wasn't that weird.

In San Francisco's "organized intimacy" arena, intimacy can take many forms. I prefer the kind that exists within an established emotional connection.

Inside ‘Bedlam,’ a card game created by a Microsoft employee all about what it’s like to work there — including all the inside jokes and daily frustrations

The game has become a kind of living record of Microsoft, updated over the years to include incidents that make the news or circulates among insiders.

Here's exactly how to make yourself 'poachable' and land on a recruiter's radar for your dream job

Experienced recruiters for top companies like WarnerMedia, Microsoft, and Amazon shared their best tips for attracting a recruiter's attention.

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