Jane Thier

Even in a job market that ultimately favors applicants over firms, the hiring process remains a grueling ordeal.

Dress for success, as the saying goes. No wonder Austin Allison, the real-estate entrepreneur worth over $10 million, wore a three-piece suit to college every day.

Sarah Franklin joined people management platform Lattice in January after 15 years at Salesforce , the tech behemoth that, she tells Fortune, she joined when it was at a stage similar to Lattice's current one.

The real-estate entrepreneur is focused on helping people own ritzy second homes — even just partially — in locales like Aspen, Cabo, and Miami.

Microsoft and LinkedIn's research of 31,000 knowledge workers reveals that managers are willing to overlook experienced candidates in favor of young starters with AI skills.

The 29-year-old, who has an estimated net worth of $200 million, is still the majority owner in her low-sugar candy company that made her a millionaire.

Even the CEO of an AI-focused firm can see the appeal of in-person work—some of the time.

The Harlem Children's Zone, a charter school provider and nonprofit focused on addressing intergenerational poverty, is looking to send high-school

Only around one-third of workers expect to be more financially secure next year than they are now, a new report finds.

"It’s more deleterious than people thought," a study coauthor says.