New Side Hustle: Sharing About Your Work, Salary, Job on LinkedIn, TikTok
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Remote workers started missing the office so much they created "online watercoolers" to rant, share, sob, and gossip about work.
On TikTok and LinkedIn more people are getting honest about career advice, personal work stories, and issues like pay transparency and discrimination. It's the new online watercooler. Tyler Le/Insider LinkedIn power users are trying to turn the site into a lucrative side hustle, and it's pissing everyone off Power users on LinkedIn and TikTok are trying to turn the sites into lucrative side hustles, and it's pissing people off On TikTok and LinkedIn more people are getting honest about career advice, personal work stories, and issues like pay transparency and discrimination. It's the new…
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