If you’re quitting a job or anticipating layoffs, don’t burn your bridges at work. Boomerang hires are increasing.
If you’re looking for work, consider reaching out to old jobs. And stay on good terms if you’re quitting or getting laid off.
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I thought my life would change when I moved to Ireland. Unfortunately, I never felt I belonged, and I moved home a year later.
I dreamed of moving abroad and got my chance when I was accepted to Trinity College. I enjoyed my studies, but Ireland wasn’t what I expected.
I quit my corporate job to start a laundry business, now worth millions of dollars. ‘Cockroach mode’ helped me become a successful entrepreneur.
When I grew my laundry business, I had to get into cockroach mode to survive and persist even when entrepreneurship got difficult.
My family was spending $2,500 on food delivery a month — that’s $1,000 more than our mortgage. Something had to change.
My family of three teenagers was spending more on food delivery than on our mortgage. I felt ashamed of the price tag, so I’m cooking more at home.
A Russian oil company says it paid out a $195,000 bounty to soldiers it credited with downing an F-16 fighter jet in Ukraine
The firm, a fracking parts manufacturer, has promised cash rewards for Russian soldiers who destroy certain Western-supplied military equipment.