Tristan Richards+FollowWalmart CEO’s Retirement Advice: Don’t Settle!Walmart’s CEO Doug McMillon is clocking out after 40 years, and his advice for Gen Z is pure gold: don’t waste your life in a job you hate. He started in the warehouse and ended up running the show, all because he stuck with what he loved. The big shift? More young people are prioritizing happiness over just a paycheck. If you’re dreading Mondays, maybe it’s time to rethink your path! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CareerAdvice00Share
zandrews+FollowDon't Vent to Your Boss—Do This InsteadEver feel like your boss is driving you up the wall? Career coach Kyle Elliott says the #1 mistake is venting to your boss about it. Not only does it rarely help, but it can seriously damage trust. Save the rants for friends or family, and use your 1-on-1s to talk solutions, not complaints. And if you’re paying a coach, don’t waste your money just venting—focus on what you can actually change! #JobCareer #Career #CareerAdvice00Share
gordonangela+FollowMicromanaging: Secret Sauce or Career Blocker?Here’s a coffee break thought: Airbnb’s CEO says Steve Jobs’ knack for getting into the nitty-gritty wasn’t about being a control freak—it was about helping people level up, fast. But Gen Z isn’t buying it. With middle managers getting squeezed out, younger workers see less reason to climb the corporate ladder. The new money lifehack? Sometimes, skipping the middle means quicker decisions, but also fewer rungs to climb. Would you rather be mentored or left alone? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CareerAdvice00Share
Jared Fields+FollowInterview Fails You Need to Avoid!Ever wonder why you’re not landing that dream job? According to a business-etiquette pro, these 7 mistakes are killing your chances: not researching the company, dressing too casually, ignoring your social media, using too much slang or filler words, keeping your camera off in virtual interviews, showing up late, and skipping the thank-you note. Clean up your act, prep like a boss, and don’t forget to send that follow-up! #JobCareer #JobInterviewTips #CareerAdvice00Share
Keith Bass+FollowWhy Lowering Your Expectations Pays OffNvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang just told Stanford grads that having sky-high expectations can actually make it harder to bounce back from setbacks. His take? Resilience is built through tough times, not fancy degrees. Huang credits his own success to a childhood full of challenges—and even wishes “ample doses of pain and suffering” on students so they can build real grit. So next time life gets messy, remember: it might just be your best investment yet. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CareerAdvice00Share
Phyllis Smith+FollowWhy job applications alone aren’t workingSending out hundreds—or even thousands—of job applications online? Turns out, that approach rarely gets results anymore. John from Naples, Florida, learned this the hard way after 2,000 applications and almost no interviews. Dave Ramsey’s blunt advice: focus on real connections, not just online forms. Most interviews come from referrals and networking, not job boards. Experts suggest building a shortlist of dream companies, engaging with their employees, and having genuine conversations—not just asking for jobs. It’s a tough market, but sometimes, getting your foot in the door means stepping away from the computer. What’s worked for you in your job search? #JobCareer #JobSearch #CareerAdvice00Share
robertocarter+FollowWhy Bezos Says Your First Job Beats a StartupThinking of dropping out and launching the next Amazon? Jeff Bezos says, hold up—real-world job experience is the secret sauce. He started Amazon at 30, after a decade learning the ropes at other companies. The drama? Most college-dropout-turned-billionaire stories are rare exceptions, not the rule. So, if you want to boost your odds, maybe grab some paychecks and skills before risking it all on your big idea. Turns out, patience (and a steady job) can pay off big time! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CareerAdvice00Share
Phyllis Smith+FollowBloomberg’s Surprising Career AdviceMichael Bloomberg says chasing the biggest paycheck or fanciest title is the rookie mistake everyone makes when starting out. Instead, he picked a lower-paying job just because he liked the people more—and look where he ended up! Gen Z is already onto the work-life balance trend, but Bloomberg’s take? It’s all about building experiences and friendships early on, not just stacking cash. Would you pick a chill job with cool coworkers over a bigger salary? #JobCareer #CareerAdvice #WorkLifeBalance10Share
Glen Daniels+FollowOffice Jobs on the Brink? Here’s the ListEver thought your 9-to-5 was safe? Think again! Tech and automation are shaking up the office world, and these jobs—like bank tellers, typists, and telemarketers—are disappearing fast. If you’re planning your career, it might be time to pivot. Check out which roles are fading and make sure you’re not stuck in a job that’s going extinct! Future-proof your hustle! #JobCareer #Job #CareerAdvice20Share
Tina Soto+FollowWhen Your Job Feels Like a WobbleEver feel like your career is suddenly on shaky ground? One day you’re killing it, the next you’re doom-scrolling job boards and overthinking every email. Turns out, those uneasy vibes are actually signs it’s time to reassess and grow. Spot the early warnings, take stock of your skills, and start building a plan (without stressing about a 10-year roadmap). Sometimes, a little instability is just the push you need to level up! #JobCareer #Career #CareerAdvice00Share
