Jessica Coacci

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  • 15–16-year-old boy seated at a table in a stylish internet café designed for digital nomads and remote workers. He’s focused on his laptop, engaged in online tasks that may include school assignments or part-time freelance work. The setting features large windows, natural light, indoor plants, and a relaxed atmosphere—ideal for productivity and concentration. His casual clothing and youthful energy reflect the growing trend of Gen Z embracing flexible digital workspaces. This image is perfect for illustrating themes like remote education, youth freelancing, digital entrepreneurship, or modern tech-savvy lifestyles. Suitable for commercial and editorial use across education, technology, and lifestyle platforms.Success

    YC co-founder who backed Airbnb, Dropbox, and Reddit says high school isn’t the time to launch a startup

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    Be careful boomers, your Gen Z coworker may be recording you — 9-to-5s aren’t just about climbing the ladder, they’re about content

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    As AI makes it harder to land a job, OpenAI is building a platform to help you get one

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  • Photo of Warren BuffettSuccess

    America’s billionaires are older than ever, with one in five already in their 80s or 90s—as millennials await the Great Wealth Transfer

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  • Happy older couple stand next to a red convertibleSuccess

    America’s richest generation is only getting richer. Their wealth has soared over the past four decades, leaving millennials and Gen Z in the dust

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  • Employees in meeting with "Welcome Back" on screenSuccess

    Manhattan’s offices are on track to be just as busy as pre-pandemic years as Wall Street and tech companies drag workers back to the office

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  • Worried woman at her deskSuccess

    Gen Z are dipping into their retirements, skipping meals and selling their belongings just to get by, new reports find

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  • Taylor Swift and Travis KelceSuccess

    A tax company in Kansas City gave thousands of workers the afternoon off to celebrate Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement

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    Americans think you should land your dream job by 29, buy your first home at 30, and earn six figures by 35—they’re in for a reality check

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  • Brian CheskySuccess

    Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky says he’s still in founder mode—he personally handpicks staff, treats them as direct reports, and decides who stays

    By Jessica Coacci and Orianna Rosa Royle
  • Woman working from home with her dogSuccess

    New Zealand has the best work-life balance in the world—here’s what works

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  • Young woman searching for jobs on laptopSuccess

    AI recruiters could be the unlikely solution to career catfishing, with job seekers admitting they’d rather interview with a bot

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  • Paying bills on deskFuture of Work

    The white-collar job market is frozen—now bartenders and baristas are seeing bigger wage growth than desk workers

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  • Michael Fiddelke, incoming Target CEOSuccess

    Target’s incoming CEO started as a summer intern 20 years ago—he tells Gen Zers to embrace feedback if they want to climb the ladder like he did

    By Jessica Coacci and Orianna Rosa Royle
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    A quarter of Gen Zers have followed ChatGPT’s career advice—and just 3% have regrets

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