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Alyshia Hull

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The diary of a writer. Work life journalist at Business Insider, Fast Company, Inc, HuffPost, AdWeek, USA TODAY and more. Fueled by coffee & rejection.

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My work has been published on sites like AdWeek, Rachael Ray, Girls’ Life, HuffPost, Entrepreneur, FastCompany, Business Insider, and more.

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We're identical twin sisters who became astrologers. Here are the 4 biggest things people get wro...

We're identical twin sisters who became astrologers. Here are the 4 biggest things people get wro...

Sisters Ophira and Tali are the AstroTwins. They left their jobs to became full-time astrologers and share 4 …

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I bought Frontier's $1,999 all-you-can-fly pass for $599. I wish I knew about these 3 big downsid...

I bought Frontier's $1,999 all-you-can-fly pass for $599. I wish I knew about these 3 big downsid...

Joshua Holi is a frequent traveler who purchased Frontier Airlines' new "all-you-can-fly" GoWild Pass. He say…

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I work on a cruise ship after leaving my 9-to-5. Now I get to travel and do things like manage th...

I work on a cruise ship after leaving my 9-to-5. Now I get to travel and do things like manage th...

Kailey Milhorn works for Royal Caribbean, where she handles entertainment for the kids. She shares what it's …

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I've lived in a van full time for 3 years. Here are the 5 biggest downsides no one talks about.

I've lived in a van full time for 3 years. Here are the 5 biggest downsides no one talks about.

Raychel Reimer and her husband live in their van full time. It saves them money, but everyday tasks like gett…

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I almost got banned from American Airlines for 'skiplagging.' I was terrified when my boarding pa...

I almost got banned from American Airlines for 'skiplagging.' I was terrified when my boarding pa...

Cassie Aran tried "skiplagging" to save some money. But after a ticketing agent confronted her, Aran realized…

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Alyshia Hull on The Jimmy Malone Show

Alyshia Hull on The Jimmy Malone Show

Jimmy talks with Alyshia Hull from Business Insider about her piece on “loyalty testers,” people who are hire…

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What Is Doomjobbing? What It Means and Why It Matters for Job Seekers

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By Alyshia Hull 
| Money Talks News
Today’s job seekers are finding themselves stuck in an endless loop: scrolling through job boards for hours, saving listings that feel almost right, and continuing their search long after motivation fades. What often begins as a focused effort to find a better role or an attempt to leave a tough job market can quickly turn repetitive and unfocused, with candidates applying for jobs that don’t fully align with their goals but still feel worth a shot in the moment.
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What are the best careers in finance for work-life balance?

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By Alyshia Hull 
| gmac.com
Alongside technology and consulting, finance remains one of the most competitive career paths for business school graduates. It offers exposure to fast-paced environments and the opportunity to build experience through demanding, high-impact work. For those eager to take on the intensity, finance can also be highly rewarding.
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What is doomjobbing? What it means and why it matters for job seekers

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By Alyshia Hull 
| Peoria Journal Star
Doomjobbing is the act of compulsively applying for jobs that do not fully align with a person's goals. While it may feel productive, doomjobbing can lead to rejection, frustration, and a lack of career direction. Experts suggest jobseekers should apply with purpose, tailoring applications to roles that fit their long-term goals.
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