Ashton Jackson is a Reporter at NBCUniversal Media, LLC. He focuses on themes such as business and economics, careers and employment, and personal finance, often exploring the intersection of these areas with family and relationships. Ashton has been featured in prominent outlets including The West Australian, CNBC, and NBC New York.
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Ashton Jackson's articles cover topics related to career advice, success tips, entrepreneurship, workplace communication, and personal development. The themes covered include business & industry, family & relationships, personal finance, content & publishing, and human resources & employment.
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By: Ashton Jackson
Sometimes, bosses have to make difficult decisions , which is why Louie Bernstein once fired his best salesperson.
By: Ashton Jackson
Some CEOs preach work-life balance for their employees. Others expect their workers to stay online late into the night and during weekends.
By: Ashton Jackson
Hard work breeds success and creates good leaders, says AMD CEO Lisa Su — who reportedly asks some employees to do work tasks on weekends and after midnight.
By: Ashton Jackson
When serial entrepreneur and investor Mark Cuban became a millionaire, he had a simple goal: Don't spend all his newfound riches at once.
By: Ashton Jackson
When Mark Cuban sold his first tech company and became a millionaire, he tried to make sure he could live on his newfound money for "a long time," he says.
By: Ashton Jackson
If you want to boost your status and reputation, there's a few common mindsets you need to ditch, says organizational psychologist Alison Fragale.
By: Ashton Jackson
Your professional reputation will take you further in your career than your education and skills alone.
By: Ashton Jackson
Alexis Ohanian built Reddit right after college and sold the company a year later for $10 million. In 2020, he launched his own start-up venture capital fund called 776.
By: Ashton Jackson
As the name implies, meme coins aren't meant to be taken seriously. Some may help investors make a quick profit, while others lose their value right
By: Ashton Jackson
According to billionaire Mark Cuban, meme coins are too unpredictable to take seriously and one crucial characteristic helps successful digital coins thrive.
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