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Madison Hoff

Madison Hoff

Reporter, Data at Business Insider

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The job market wrapped up 2023 with a surprisingly hot December - Business Insider India

The economy added 216,000 jobs in December.That’s way more than the forecast of 170,000.The Bureau of Labor Statistics released on Friday the latest employment and unemployment data, highlighting how the workforce was doing before the new year kicked off.There were 216,000 nonfarm payrolls added in December, above the forecasted growth of 170,000. The most recent gain was also above November’s increase.2023 was definitely kind of the story that worst expectations never really came to pass, Aaron…
almost 2 years ago
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2 millennials explain their rules to avoid temptation and save mone...

Libby Brooks, 27, recalled not feeling like cooking while stopping at a pharmacy one recent night.And there was a Qdoba nearby, she said.“I was really tempted to just, on my way home, grab some food,” Brooks told Business Insider. “I don’t have to cook at home. I can save some time.“But she resisted the siren song of fast-casual Mexican takeout. She found stuff to eat at home instead because “no takeout” was one of a few rules she’s made for a “no-spend January” challenge.“I think that’s a perfe…
almost 2 years ago
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A millennial said her side business has become her main source of i...

Chisom Okwulehie, 35, told Business Insider she thought she wouldn’t start a business until she was in her 40s. But she ended up starting one in 2021, years ahead of her plans, and it’s paying off.Okwulehie said she was surprised Juntero Design, which she owns and is a subsidiary of her and her husband’s business Juntero, has become her main source of income. Juntero provides architecture services like designs and 3D models as well as non-architecture services like graphic design or photo editin…
almost 2 years ago
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A Gen Zer moved from South Florida to Texas after a job offer. Here...

Arielle Francois, 24, would tell her past self it’s fine to be nervous about making the move from South Florida to Dallas.That move at the start of 2022 came with the unknown of what her “first big girl job” would be like. Francois would also have to figure out rent and finances, how to meet people, and everything else needed to thrive in a city and state she hadn’t been to before.“There was no initial excitement or happiness at all just because it was an unknown city to me,” Francois told Busin…
over 1 year ago
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The 15 companies US tech students most want to work for - Business ...

A Handshake report about the class of 2024 said that these new grads are “applying to a wider range of industries and job roles, shifting some of their applications away from competitive spaces like tech and toward industries like government and manufacturing.“But it looks like US computer science students are still thinking about some well-known tech companies, such as Microsoft, as employers they would love to work for — at least based on new results from another survey.Universum, an employer…
over 1 year ago
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The 15 companies US business students most want to work for - Busin...

<p class=“ingestion featured-caption”>JPMorgan Chase ranked No. 1 on Universum’s new ranking based on what US business students said would be their ideal employers to work for.JHVEPhoto/Shutterstock</p><ul class=“summary-list”><li>Universum shared a new set of rankings about what US students said would be their ideal employers.</li><li>JPMorgan Chase ranked No. 1 among business students.</li></ul><p>The <a target=“_blank” href=“https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-land-dream-job-interviews-tec…
over 1 year ago
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Bad news for coders: The US is past peak software developer - Busin...

Employment for software developers has dipped from pre-pandemic levels.Landing high-paying tech jobs could take longer.You’re not going to be able to write a few lines of code to solve this problem.A new ADP Research Institute report shows employment for software developers has declined from January 2018. Data elsewhere show fewer opportunities for people to fill software development and tech roles after the US labor market is no longer as hot as it was a few years ago.The tech job market has un…
over 1 year ago
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Unemployment unexpectedly rose in July as pressure ramps up for the...

July's job growth was 114,000, fewer than the expected 176,000. The unemployment rate also increased that month.
over 1 year ago
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7 things you could be doing wrong in a job interview

Being way too early, not asking good questions, or not caring about professionalism could be issues at the job interview stage.
over 1 year ago
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Welcome to a new era of work: The portfolio career

A portfolio career has pros and cons, but it might be ideal in the new, flexible work era.
over 1 year ago
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4 expert side hustlers share their top gig recommendations

What are good side hustles to try? Business Insider asked people who have tried side gigs for their recommendations.
about 1 year ago