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Jane Thier is a former future of work reporter at Fortune. She interviewed an array of industry leaders, including Condoleezza Rice, Melinda Gates, Simone Biles, Arianna Huffington, Derek Jeter, and the CEOs of Zillow, Crunch Fitness, IBM, Bob’s Red Mill, and Dropbox. Before Fortune, she reported on finance and business leadership news at Industry Dive. She graduated from Washington University in St. Louis.

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SuccessHappy hour culture at work is due for a reckoning
By Jane ThierJune 6, 2022
Experts warn never put this on your résumé—regardless of what job you’re applying for
SuccessExperts warn never put this on your résumé—regardless of what job you’re applying for
By Jane ThierJune 1, 2022
Moderna’s president says you can’t micromanage when you’re trying to save the world
SuccessModerna’s president says you can’t micromanage when you’re trying to save the world
By Jane ThierMay 29, 2022
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Success“We’ve gone through so much”: As the class of 2022 graduates, they’re nervous about the future
By Jane ThierMay 28, 2022
Here are the youngest CEOs on the Fortune 500
SuccessHere are the youngest CEOs on the Fortune 500
By Jane ThierMay 24, 2022
One less excuse for avoiding the office: Your dog might not care if you’re gone, vets say
SuccessOne less excuse for avoiding the office: Your dog might not care if you’re gone, vets say
By Jane ThierMay 22, 2022
TIAA CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett says former boss Jamie Dimon regularly checks in with her
SuccessTIAA CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett says former boss Jamie Dimon regularly checks in with her
By Jane ThierMay 20, 2022
Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel surprises Los Angeles graduates by paying off over $10 million in student loan debt
SuccessSnapchat CEO Evan Spiegel surprises Los Angeles graduates by paying off over $10 million in student loan debt
By Jane ThierMay 16, 2022
JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs are monitoring how often employees are coming into the office—but experts say that approach could backfire
SuccessJPMorgan and Goldman Sachs are monitoring how often employees are coming into the office—but experts say that approach could backfire
By Jane ThierMay 7, 2022
Low Section Of People Waiting For Interview On Chair
SuccessIt’s a great time to be a job applicant—and the worst time to be a hiring manager
By Jane ThierMay 5, 2022
Most new hires start job searching again within three months, survey finds
SuccessMost new hires start job searching again within three months, survey finds
By Jane ThierMay 4, 2022
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Personal FinanceWhile Biden wavers on loan forgiveness, nearly 1 in 3 U.S. students say they don’t think they’ll ever pay off their debt
By Jane ThierApril 28, 2022
This year’s college grads think they’ll earn over $100,000 from their first job. In reality, they’ll make half as much
SuccessThis year’s college grads think they’ll earn over $100,000 from their first job. In reality, they’ll make half as much
By Jane ThierApril 27, 2022
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Success2022 grads are set to outearn last year’s cohort—and the year before that
By Jane ThierApril 26, 2022
Why finding a job can be even harder when you’re overqualified
SuccessWhy finding a job can be even harder when you’re overqualified
By Jane ThierApril 23, 2022
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