5 Subtle Ways People Are Misusing ChatGPT to Avoid Doing Real Emotional Labor
Let’s get one thing straight: I love ChatGPT. It’s helped me outline articles, brainstorm topics, and yes, even write a …
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How to Actually Use ChatGPT to Make Your Work Easier (Without Feeling Like You’re Cheating)
Let’s clear something up right away: using ChatGPT at work doesn’t make you lazy. It doesn’t mean you’re cutting corners …
Gen Z Is Using LinkedIn Like It’s TikTok—And It Reveals Everything About Work Culture Right Now
Let’s start with a scroll. You open LinkedIn, expecting the usual: job updates, polite “I’m honored to announce” posts, and …
You Can Tell Someone’s Job Security by How They React to ChatGPT in Meetings
It starts small. Maybe someone rolls their eyes the second ChatGPT is mentioned. Or they sit back in silence, arms …
Remnant 2 Exploits Are Everywhere—And Gamers Say It’s Raising Bigger Questions About Digital Fairness
On paper, Remnant 2 is everything a Soulslike co-op game should be: brutal, beautiful, and brimming with mystery. Developed by …
The One Browser Extension That Makes People 3x Faster at Their Jobs
Some productivity hacks are overrated. You’ve probably heard them all—wake up earlier, write better to-do lists, color-code your calendar. Most …
People Who Still Use Email Like It’s 2005 Are Quietly Sabotaging Their Own Careers
Let me tell you about a guy I used to work with—let’s call him Martin. Martin was smart, thoughtful, and …
If You’ve Said These 7 Things Out Loud During a Video Call, You’re Officially Burned Out by Remote Work
When remote work first became a widespread norm, it felt like a dream for many: no commute, sweatpants as work …
Why Teens Are Ditching Instagram for Photo Dumps and Private Group Chats
A few years ago, Instagram was everything. And, Definitely, it still is for teenagers. It is a home for more …
If your phone dies in public and you don’t panic, you’re probably not addicted to it like most people
We’ve all been there—out in public, halfway through a message or waiting for an Uber, when the screen suddenly goes …