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Hilary Timmins on life after It's in the Bag

The beloved presenter reminisces about her time on NZ screens.

Is job loyalty outdated? Expert explains market shift

There's a new mantra for organisations and workers nowadays.

The bottle v the blues: How different generations respond to stress

FT: Younger workers are more open about mental health, but it doesn't seem to be helping.

After a dream job in 2024? Become a KFC taste tester or super rugby hype officer

You could spend your day eating KFC to assess the chicken’s crispiness and get paid.

Kiwi country singer Kaylee Bell making it big in US

After going viral on The Voice Australia, the bubbly musician’s made it big in the US.

Opinion: Competent jerks have a shelf life in the office

Financial Times: Performance alone will only get you so far, writes Anjli Raval.

Opinion: 'Sandwich’ generation spread too thin between care and career

OPINION: Juggling responsibilities of children, ageing parents and a career can be hard.

Time to choose a career? A psychologist offers tips on the journey after high school

Knowing when and from whom to ask for help can make a big difference.

‘Culture of fear’: Dyson and the fight over working from home

Financial Times: Six weeks into the UK's first Covid lockdown, Dyson's campus 'reopened'.

Opinion: My exceptional mum's life was shaped by average white men

Telegraph: Even by the 1970s, women's career horizons were remarkably limited.

To whom it may concern: Has Gen Z killed off formal workplace phrases?

They came for our skinny jeans and Starbucks - now Gen Z have set their sights on emails.

‘Profession of the century’: Why so many people are retraining as therapists

Financial Times: Counselling is increasingly seen as a path to a more meaningful career.

Out of office: The rise of the ‘workcation’

Financial Times: More companies are allowing staff to work from their holiday locations.

The ‘Great Resignation’ is over. Can workers’ power endure?

New York Times: Already, the pendulum may be swinging back toward employers.

Opinion: Move over millennials - perennials are on the march

Financial Times: Generational labels are based on a grand illusion, writes Pilita Clark.

How to answer the most common job interview question

'Tell me about yourself’ can stump a lot of people. Thankfully, one woman has the answer.