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A former program manager who was placed on a PIP at a top tech company says their initial reactions were fear and shame.

Six people who transformed their finances by secretly working multiple remote jobs share why they don't think they did anything wrong.

Sorry, Gen Z. The influencer market is getting saturated — and now AI influencers are picking up brand deals. But that may end up being a good thing.

An Arizona-based millennial said secretly working a second remote job doubled his income and helped him pay off about $50,000 in student loan debt.

Getting laid off 5 times across multiple industries taught a content marketer to not fear layoffs anymore. They're an opportunity to pivot.

Companies have continued to cut jobs in 2024 after a wave of layoffs last year. Amazon, IBM, Google, UPS and Paramount are among those shedding staff.

Four current and former overemployed workers share whether secretly working multiple jobs made it harder to advance in their careers.

"In the beginning, I would try to add cool acronyms in there," Sahil Gaba said of an early résumé mistake he used to make.

A California-based millennial started secretly working two remote jobs to pay for Mounjaro weight-loss drugs. He's on track to make $166,000 this year.

10 Tesla engineers break down the interview process and give tips on getting a job at Elon Musk's company.

The developer of the Grand Theft Auto franchise has asked employees back to the office following leaks of the next game in the series.

The typical overemployed worker is a millennial male tech employee who's making up to six figures annually.

Double majors are less likely to experience layoffs and pay cuts, per an NBER paper. This could position them well for the AI future.

The CEO of security company Verkada said its "3-3-3" perk benefits the startup's culture and its business.

Symoné Berry had her expenses covered as an overseas government contractor and received "rest and relaxation" pay. But the job isn't for everyone.

Working in tech, Amber Smith was laid off twice by the time she was 26. She said she's made good money in the industry, but says it's tough.

Cisco is reducing its workforce by about 5% as part of a plan to focus on priority areas and expand a partnership with Nvidia.

Employers are clawing back power, and some companies are using that power to compel workers back to their desks — or risk losing their jobs.

Mariana Kobayashi also sent recruiters documents that highlighted her "red flags" as well as her strengths, she told Business Insider.

Government jobs are trending on social media as employees seek stability amid mass layoffs and an uncertain economy.

A customer success manager got an 81% salary bump when she was hired at her first tech job following a stint in wellness facility management.

AI is set to transform the workplace. Experts say it could mean leaders are judged more by their skills, not the size of their budgets or teams.

A delivery driver in northwest Arkansas says she and other drivers try to avoid certain communities because of how little they tip.