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Workers are rewriting their LinkedIn histories to add AI skills. Here's what they're dropping.
Stanford and Revelio researchers analyzed 29.4 million LinkedIn profiles and found users added AI skills and dropped remote-work and DEI language.
Thomson Reuters built its own AI model off Chinese tech to rely less on Claude
Thomson Reuters launches its first AI model, Thomson-1, as it seeks to rely less on Anthropic for its AI solutions.
I was homeless as a teen. The survival skills I learned now help me coach Aryna Sabalenka.
Jason Stacy was largely homeless from 12 to 15. Now he coaches Aryna Sabalenka for the US Open and uses lessons from his childhood with elite athletes.
Fanta is building its own Halloween universe after teaming up with Chucky and M3gan
Fanta is introducing its own Haunted Universe, another example of how brands are becoming media companies and entertainers in their own right.
KPMG Australia's troubles deepen as it cuts 5% of its workforce
The Big Four firm plans to cut hundreds of employees as its annual consulting revenue falls 16.9% and a whistleblower-led scandal continues.
I've gotten over a dozen Amazon drone deliveries. The 35 seconds of noise are worth the convenience, novelty, and fun.
A woman in the greater Phoenix area shares why she enjoys receiving Amazon deliveries by drone. She says they're convenient fun.
The best reinvention consultants can make in the AI era is to their pricing model
AI is forcing consultants to rethink their value—and how they charge clients. Outcome-based pricing could be the next big shift for the industry.
How much should you be using AI in your job search? Recruiters and career coaches weigh in.
HR pros say job seekers don't need to hide their AI usage, as long as they can back up the claims they make.
The CEO of the unicorn AI accounting startup, Rillet, says AI is changing who consulting firms hire
Rillet, the AI-powered accounting unicorn, is riding the AI boom and the accountant shortage. CEO Nicolas Kopp says it could change consulting, too.
A struggling Brooklyn bakery was months from closing. Then a Meta engineer made it go viral.
Shuayb Qureshi, a software engineer at Meta, said he lost a lot of his "social flow." Now the 31-year-old Manhattan resident is getting it back.
I'm Kristin Cavallari. I work from my kitchen counter, love leftover lunches, and hate the carpool line — here's my typical day.
Reality TV star and entrepreneur Kristin Cavallari shares her daily routine, from school runs to running her businesses from her kitchen counter.
The software engineering hiring rebound has a catch: It's leaving early-career engineers behind
Software engineer job postings are rising again, but early-career workers aren't seeing the same recovery.