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Gen Zers in the Workplace Seek Productive Feedback Rather Than Just Criticism

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Apr 12, 2024

As members of Generation Z becomes a larger part of the workforce—more than 32 percent by 2032, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics—they are changing many workplace norms, one of them being how they receive criticism.
AI Could Replace Mundane Tasks, As Well As Jobs, on Wall Street

By:

S.J. Steinhardt
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Apr 11, 2024

So-called “grunt work” done by junior-level analysts in financial services as they begin their careers can be replaced by generative artificial intelligence (AI), and that raises questions for the future of the industry.
Survey: AI Tools Can Boost Productivity by Reducing Time Spent in Meetings

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Apr 10, 2024

Employees who use a generative artificial intelligence assistant spend less time in meetings, according to a recent survey.
Biden Administration Announces New Student Debt Relief Plan

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Apr 9, 2024

President Biden announced a large-scale effort to help pay off federal student loans for tens of millions of American borrowers.
Survey: Workers Would Return to the Office if Employers Paid Their Commuting Costs

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Apr 8, 2024

As employers still struggle to get their employees back to the office, they offer a number of enticements, such as ping pong tables, free snacks, and trendy décor. But the one perquisite that workers really want is having their commutes paid for.
Survey: More Than One Third of Hiring Managers Avoid Older and Younger Job Candidates

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Apr 5, 2024

Age discrimination in hiring is alive and well, and it harms both older and younger job candidates.
No One Is Indispensable at Work, Despite the Conventional Wisdom

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Apr 4, 2024

Making oneself indispensable at work was once the ticket to success, but recent white collar layoffs have disproven that adage.
Etiquette Expert: Younger Workers’ Career Progression Depends on Good Manners, Too

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Apr 2, 2024

Gen Z workers are often criticized for not practicing good workplace etiquette, and this could hinder their career progression.
Lack of Personal Finance Education Makes Tax Filing a Challenge for Many Americans

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Apr 1, 2024

Personal finance education is lacking in American schools, which may cause problems for graduates later in life, especially when it comes to filing taxes.
Young Accountants Face Tough Decisions Early in Their Careers

By:

S.J. Steinhardt
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Mar 29, 2024

Young accountants are faced with tough decisions when starting out, and the two most important may be picking a firm and choosing among tax, audit and bookkeeping as a career focus.

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