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In a city like New York, you're now paying around $6 to $7 for a coffee, after add-ins, tax, and tip. Do that five mornings a week, and you can see how the costs swiftly rack up.

That's according to recent research conducted by WTW which found that 72% of employees plan on staying in their current roles.

Experts say that 55% of first impressions are made by what we see, and only 7% relate to the content of what you're saying.

If you find yourself rushing from task to app, meeting to deadline and getting nothing done, the solution could lie in what's called monotasking.

While you might think a job offer is imminent, you could be scuppering your chances at the final hurdle by displaying major red flag behavior during your interview.

For those who are still unemployed, 44% said they would return to their former employer, however only 27% who have secured a new job would return to their former employer.

Responsibility or job creep comes in several forms, but they all add up to the same thing: more work in the same timeframe for no extra money.

One of the key elements in making your resignation as smooth a transition as possible lies in your resignation letter.

While the definition of a good tax accountant may be someone who has a loophole named after them, the most in-demand skill in modern workforces isn't your technical capabilities.

While Big Tech has suffered some major blows in recent years and its workforce have subsequently had to deal with mass layoffs across the board.