White-collar, college-educated workers in business, tech, and finance are at greatest risk of having artificial intelligence impact their jobs, according to a new study from Brookings. The report raises questions on how profitable or employable STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) college graduates will be in the future. STEM grads […]

Annie Fadely is the senior policy and programs associate at Civic Ventures, a public policy incubator based out of Seattle, and a producer of the “Pitchfork Economics” podcast. Fadely says that it’s “obvious that the field of economics has a gender bias.” And it goes all the way back to […]

Robin Madell is an award-winning journalist who founded the Life After 30 Salon and facilitated it for a decade in New York and San Francisco to help 30-somethings nationwide explore the hopes and challenges of middle adulthood. The following is an excerpt from her book, “Surviving Your Thirties: Americans Talk […]

Every two years, the Bureau of Labour Statistics releases employment projections for the United States over the next decade. Using those projections, we found the 20 jobs that are expected to have the biggest per cent declines in employment between 2018 and 2028. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. […]

Using data from the Bureau of Labour Statistics, we found the 20 industries with the most job growth between January and September 2019. The oil industry, interior design services, and nanotechnology research all had high growth this year. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. Jobs in the oil industry, […]

Your commute is worth more than your subway fare. Online loan marketplace Lending Tree published a report on the most expensive commutes in the 100 largest cities in the US. Five cities in California – Oakland, San Jose, Irvine, San Francisco, and Fremont – took top 10 spots in the […]

Jay Coen Gilbert, cofounder and CEO of the nonprofit B Lab, told Business Insider that he became more productive after he learned to slow down. It was a habit he built out of necessity when he fought cancer. Coen Gilbert said that consciously slowing down while working has allowed him […]

Mónica Ramirez is an activist, attorney, and the founder of the nonprofit Justice For Migrant Women. She wrote the ”Dear Sisters” open letter to the women of Hollywood from farmworker women that sparked the TIME’S UP movement. Beatriz Acevedo is a leading Latina entrepreneur in the United States and president […]

When they interview candidates for venture capital positions, Andreessen Horowitz looks for people who respect entrepreneurs. Cofounder Ben Horowitz says he specifically avoids hiring arrogant candidates. To suss out arrogance, Horowitz asks interviewees to share their thoughts on Adam Neumann’s career at WeWork. He wants to see whether they show […]

The Georgetown University Centre on Education and the Workforce published a study titled “A First Try at ROI: Ranking 4,500 colleges.” It ranks universities by their return on investment (ROI) for students 10, 15, 20, 30, and 40 years after enrollment. Forty years after enrollment, the top 20 schools with […]

Hollie Delaney is the head of human resources at Zappos.com. Prior to working at Zappos, she worked as the HR manager for the Wet ‘N Wild waterpark before becoming an HR generalist for Vegas.com, and then an HR manager at Marshall Retail Group. The following is an excerpt from her […]

Arrogance: It’s a bad look. Especially if you’re trying to land a job at Salesforce. Take it from Ana Recio, the recruiting head at the cloud-software-for-everything company. “The whole Silicon Valley, the whole globe is full of really talented people. And it’s individuals who think that they’re a little bit […]

Labour leaders say traditional unions might not be around much longer, and collective bargaining will look a lot different in the future. Due to weakening union power and membership, non-union worker organisations have began to spring up around the country. Farmers and domestic workers don’t have the right to unionize […]

Ben Crudo is the CEO of Diff, a full-service agency that designs and builds ecommerce solutions for major retailers. Ben is passionate about demystifying ecommerce while using technology to enhance human experience and connection. A year ago, he decided to make a huge permanent change: swapping out his smartphone for […]

Microsoft has grown as a company, in part due to the growth mindset embedded in its culture. Research based on acclaimed Stanford University psychologist Carol Dweck’s growth mindset looks at the relationship between how employees perceive an organisation’s mindset and how trusting and committed they are to the organisation. Dr. […]

Frustrated by my pay two years ago, I started informally asking peers what they made. What started as a note on my phone has turned into a spreadsheet shared largely by women across the country to track pay. Armed with numbers, employees can better negotiate – and a study found […]

Allison Hope is a writer and native New Yorker who favours humour over sadness, travel over television, and coffee over sleep. You can follow her on Twitter. This week, the Salvation Army announced a partnership with singer Ellie Goulding, where she is scheduled to perform at the Thanksgiving halftime show […]

Melissa Petro is a freelance writer, teacher, wife, and mother living in New York City. In college, she worked as a sex worker. Later in life, when she became an elementary school teacher, she was forced to resign after administrators were alerted to her writing about sex work. She says […]

Billionaire investor Paul Tudor Jones cofounded the nonprofit Just Capital in 2013 to measure what Americans want from corporations, and which of these corporations are contributing to a “more just” society. Just issues an annual ranking of America’s largest 1,000 corporations based on how they are creating long-term value in […]

Hundreds of American CEOs say they have increased diversity and inclusion efforts over the last year. Nearly 800 US CEOs – from firms like JP Morgan, McKinsey, and Ford – said they have prioritised the issue among their board of directors. Representation of racial minorities remains weak among chief executives, […]

If you have a stressful job, your career can negatively impact your mental health. Nine professions stand out for their impact on mental health: veterinarians, emergency medical technicians, construction workers, childcare workers, doctors, nurses, restaurant workers, humanitarian workers, and lawyers. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. Work in America […]

Most teachers across the world get paid less than the local average cost of goods and services, according to a new report from UK-based educator job site Teaching Abroad. Teaching Abroad used 106 data sources to find teacher salaries in 100 countries, and then compared it to the per capita […]

Paul Constant is a writer at Civic Ventures, a cofounder of the Seattle Review of Books, and a frequent cohost of the Pitchfork Economics podcast with Nick Hanauer. In this episode of Pitchfork Economics, Nick Hanauer and David Goldstein sat down with Luigi Zingales, a professor of finance at the […]

Starting a company comes with all sorts of struggles. You have to find that perfect idea, get funding, and hit the ground running. But beyond those known challenges, there can be surprises along the way. Here, 22 founders share their unexpected experiences – and what they wish they had known. […]

Employers cut 20.5 million payrolls in April, the largest-ever one-month contraction, according to a report from the Labour Department. Heading into the fall, furloughs announced earlier in the pandemic began turning into permanent layoffs. If you survived a layoff at your company, career experts say to be wary of signs […]

Some collegiate fields of study may not guarantee great wealth, even if they still lead to socially useful and emotionally satisfying careers. Using Census data, we found the 20 college majors with the lowest average personal incomes post-graduation. Many of the majors on the list are in education, and there’s […]

Anna Mason, a partner at the Rise of the Rest seed fund at Revolution, told Business Insider that a simple email hack helps her keep organised. Mason swears by categorising and sorting her email inbox to stay productive. She and other highly successful professionals shared their No. 1 work tip […]

The first public impeachment hearings for President Donald Trump kicked off on Wednesday. It has been 21 years since President Bill Clinton was impeached for lying under oath and obstructing justice in 1998. Since 1998, the US has seen population growth, US stock growth, and a return to the Clinton-era […]

A teacher in South Carolina is suing her school district, alleging that the district required her to pay for school supplies and work for free at school-related events. The lawsuit, obtained by WIS Digital, claims the school district violated state and federal law. The Department of Education found 94% of […]

McDonald’s board voted to fire CEO Steve Easterbrook on November 1 over a relationship he had with an employee. Major corporations tend to have policies on disclosing romantic relationships and forbidding relationships between direct supervisors and their employees. If a policy is violated and a boss has a romantic relationship […]

Stephen Lovegrove is a life coach who works with billionaires, Hollywood stars, and hundreds of international clients. Lovegrove is an international bestseller and the host of “City of Angels: Conversations That Heal LA.” Lovegrove’s works have been featured on MTV, LA Times, OWN, and many more. Lovegrove writes that while […]

A whitepaper released by Spot – an artificial intelligence tool where people can anonymously report abuse – showed that while 79% of 1,096 interviewed participants had seen an incident of workplace harassment or discrimination, 77% of them never reported it to human resources. This is a stark reality for people […]

Microsoft has demonstrably grown from where it was in 2014. The growth mindset was fundamental to this upward trajectory. A new management model rolled out this summer further highlights how Microsoft applies the growth mindset. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. Microsoft roots its record performance in a simple […]

The terms of an interim trade agreement with China remain elusive. Uncertainty has left US businesses and investors bracing for tariff increases in December. Regions of the country with strong trans-Pacific ties are poised to be hit particularly hard by the planned escalation and likely retaliatory measures. Visit the Business […]

Using population estimates from the UN, we compared countries’ populations to those of their largest cities. In many countries, a large share of the population lives in the biggest city. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. Many countries, like the US and China, have huge populations spread out over […]

Dr. Sudip Bose is an Iraq war veteran who served one of the longest continuous combat tours by a military physician since World War II. He treated Saddam Hussein after his capture. Today, he’s the founder of The Battle Continues, a charity for injured veterans. He’s also an emergency medicine […]

Bankrate determined the 25 industries that have lost the most US jobs as a result of the US-China trade war using data from the Economic Policy Institute. Computer and electronic parts manufacturing cut 1,209,900 jobs between 2001 and 2017. China entered the World Trade Organisation in 2001. Other impacted industries […]

Julia Salazar made history as the youngest woman ever elected to New York state government. As a 28-year-old state Senator, Salazar sat down with Business Insider to describe the unique experience she’s had as a leader thus far. Salazar said she still feels uncomfortable with privileges that come with being […]

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk shared that he has moved to Texas during the The Wall Street Journal’s CEO Council annual summit. Texas’ population has been growing rapidly for years, and millions of people have moved there from other parts of the US. The city of Frisco, located in […]

Dan Schawbel is a bestselling author, speaker, entrepreneur, and host of the “5 Questions with Dan Schawbel” podcast, where he interviews world-class humans by asking them just five questions in under 10 minutes. He recently interviewed Ryan Holiday, the bestselling author of “Stillness Is the Key,” “Ego is the Enemy,” […]

Homelessness is a tragedy that strikes thousands of Americans every year. The Department of Housing and Urban Development publishes annual estimates of the homeless population in the US and in each state. As the above map shows, homelessness rates were very high on the West Coast, in the Northeast, and […]

Business Insider Japan published an article in October based on a survey of more than 1,400 workers, finding that female workers were being asked to refrain from wearing glasses at work for aesthetic reasons. The hashtag #メガネ禁止, which translates to “glasses are forbidden,” is currently trending on Twitter in Japan, […]

After 18 years at Goldman Sachs, Dane Holmes is moving to California to become CEO of the new HR tech startup Eskalera. Eskalera, which launched in 2018, develops technology to help companies improve inclusion and diversity in hiring and company culture. Holmes walked Business Insider through the thought process he […]

Zach Silk is the president of Civic Ventures and recurring co-host on the Pitchfork Economics podcast. In this opinion piece, he says that opposition to a minimum wage raise – especially at the expense of small businesses – has proven to be unfounded in Seattle. Now, Civic Ventures is proposing […]

Paul Pellman is the CEO of Kazoo, an employee experience platform. Pellman writes that fall is one of the most stressful seasons for employees – daily routines change with dwindling sunlight, and seasonal affective disorder is in full swing. Stress costs employers $US300 billion annually, and has a real impact […]

According to the Veterans Association, there are currently more than 19.5 million veterans living in America. However, when it comes to adjusting to civilian life, some areas of the country are better for veterans than others. WalletHub ranked the 100 largest US cities in four major categories – employment, economy, […]

The San Francisco Bay Area is one of the most expensive urban areas in the US. But it’s still possible to live here on a modest income. My wife and I got priced out of San Francisco and moved to the East Bay to find an affordable place to live. […]

Jeff Raider, cofounder and co-CEO of the grooming company Harry’s, told Business Insider that his daily walk to work is a “sacred” time to get big-picture thinking done. Raider said he has made some of the most important decisions for his company’s future during these walks, and research shows that […]

While shorter workdays or workweeks might boost productivity and work-life balance for some, low-wage hourly workers, as well as nurses and teachers, would not immediately benefit from these changes, experts tell Business Insider. Because of low pay, hourly shift workers are actually looking for more hours to work. And nurses […]

In honour of International Stress Awareness Week, Business Insider has compiled techniques for managing stress from eight leaders across tech, entertainment, and politics. Stress management is important for everyone. According to a survey of 1,600 workers in the US and UK by work management platform Wrike, 94% of workers reported […]

Parker Williams, a 9-year-old elementary school student in Florida, made local news after giving his birthday money to his teacher. Williams attempted to give his teacher a $US15 pay bump because he thought “teachers don’t get paid enough.” Statistics show teachers get paid 21% less than similar jobs that require […]

Mitch Zuklie is the chairman and CEO of Orrick. He says that the best book on management this year is one on salmon preservation – “Stronghold: One Man’s Quest to Save the World’s Wild Salmon.” In it, conservationist Guido Rahr writes that the strategy for salmon preservation has been to […]

Goldman Sachs is just as worried as any other employer about attracting and retaining top talent. According to HR chief Dane Holmes, hiring technical talent is a big challenge. Holmes said every leader at every company should be concerned about talent management. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. The […]

Joe Ricketts is the founder, former CEO, and retired chairman of online brokerage TD Ameritrade. The following is an excerpt from his book, “The Harder You Work, The Luckier You Get.” In it, he describes how his first job at age eight – assisting a janitor in town – helped […]

Hugo is a San Francisco startup that produces connected meeting notes software. Hugo published its book “10X Culture” in October about how innovative companies can focus on the process behind their culture to unleash teamwork and success. One tip in the book involves instituting the “4-hour meeting week,” in which […]

Dan Kois is an editor and writer for Slate, and a contributing writer for The New York Times Magazine. He and his wife – attorney Alia Smith – found themselves stressed and itching to get out of their “parenting bubble.” In 2017, they decided to uproot their lives in Arlington, […]

Facebook announced a new logo on Monday. The new logo – which reads FACEBOOK in all-caps – will be used for a “company brand” that encompasses products within Facebook’s portfolio, like WhatsApp and Instagram. The all-caps branding seems like a direct affront to millennials and Gen-Zers. Lowercase letters aren’t just […]

Scott and Alison Stratten are co-authors of five (soon to be six) best-selling business books, co-owners of UnMarketing Inc., and co-hosts of not only The UnPodcast, but five children, three dogs, and one cat. Businesses like PepsiCo, Saks Fifth Avenue, IBM, Cirque du Soleil, Microsoft, and others have been brave […]

Julia Wuench is the founder of The Authenticity Guide, a positive-psychology-based career and executive coaching firm that empowers individuals to harness their authenticity to improve life and work. She says that when companies hire high achievers, imposter syndrome can run rampant – people constantly feel like frauds. Imposter syndrome can […]

Learning how to negotiate – whether in business or life – is one of the most valuable skills you can have. And anyone can develop it. These 10 top leaders have done all sorts of successful negotiations. They recommend considering tone, emotions, and compromise in negotiations. For Marcello Arrambide, founder […]

The average age of Fortune 500 and S&P 500 CEOs spiked in the last year, according to data from executive staffing firm Crist Kolder Associates. The overwhelming majority of CEOs are also white, though the number of CEOs of colour has ticked up somewhat over the last 15 years. The […]

Ernesto Felix is a technical leadership development manager at Intel Corporation and was recently re-elected for his third term as the board treasurer for the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers. As the second-generation son of Mexican immigrants, he grew up in a community of people who looked like him. But […]

Millions of Americans have lost their jobs in the wake of the novel coronavirus pandemic. If you recently lost your job, fear it might happen, or are just looking for a change, it may be time for a career pivot. You can still find a new role during a recession. […]

People take yearslong career breaks to raise children, care for sick relatives, go back to school, and plenty of other reasons. Taking time off from your career doesn’t mean you can’t reenter the workforce. There are several careers that are relatively easy to resume after five years or more of […]

Paul Constant is a writer at Civic Ventures, a cofounder of the Seattle Review of Books, and a frequent cohost of the Pitchfork Economics podcast with Nick Hanauer. In this opinion piece, he says that wealthy people have pushed against a wealth tax for years, arguing for a trickle-down theory. […]

Sexy nurse costumes are one of the most popular, top-selling adult outfits on Halloween. Yet RNs say sexualized depictions of nurses perpetuate stereotypes that the profession isn’t as respectable as doctors. Plus, some nurses say these costumes can contribute to workplace sexual harassment. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. […]

Innovation is about more than the people who create a product, or the companies that back them. The history of the electric guitar shows that the musicians who worked the instrument were as much a part of the process as the people who created it. The 37th episode of the […]

Melissa Petro is a freelance writer, teacher, wife, and mother living in New York City. When she had her first child, she was overwhelmed – and by the end of her first year as a full-time mother, she found her marriage in crisis. Her and her husband started to have […]

Ali Schiller and Marissa Boisvert are the co-owners of Accountability Works, where they coach professionals on accomplishing their goals without sacrificing their health. They say that there are four main types of avoidance archetypes, or procrastinators: the performer, the self-deprecator, the overbooker, and the novelty seeker. Figuring out which group […]

Teachers often have to purchase their own supplies when decorating their classrooms. Even standard office supplies like pens and paper sometimes come out of teachers’ personal money. Here are 10 things you didn’t realise teachers had to buy for their classrooms. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. Many of […]

Zillow released a list of the top 20 US cities for trick-or-treating. These places have high home values, an abundance of kids under 10, and houses that are close together. Presidio Heights in San Francisco and Bel Air in Los Angeles made the list. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more […]

Allison Hope is a writer and native New Yorker who favours humour over sadness, travel over television, and coffee over sleep. You can follow her on Twitter. She identifies as a lesbian, and has been out for over 20 years. But she often hides her identity when travelling. Her job […]

Valerie Jarrett, Obama’s longest-serving White House advisor, recently appeared on Glassdoor’s new IN PURSUIT podcast to discuss her career and life as a working mum. Jarrett advocated for women in the workplace throughout her career. She recently cofounded the advocacy group United States of Women alongside Michelle Obama’s former chief […]

Scottish and Irish immigrants in the 1840s brought “souling” to the US – the practice became secular and went mainstream by the 1930s with the new name “trick-or-treating.” The boom of suburbia in the 1950s provided the backdrop that we associate with the modern Halloween trick-or-treating of today. Check out […]

Halloween is around the corner, and some cities are very well primed to celebrate the holiday. Using data from the Census Bureau, we found the US metro areas with the most establishments in four Halloween-related industries per capita. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. Halloween is around the corner, […]

Effective people management is about being able to identify your most influential employees. Otherwise, they might get overwhelmed by requests for help and quit. It’s especially important to know who your company’s influencers are in today’s collaborative workplace. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. Ask a C-suite executive: “Who […]

Shannon Page and her husband are both full-time freelancers. Page dreamed of full-time self-employment for years. In 2009, she was finally in a position where she was able to achieve it, and she hasn’t looked back. She’s found that freelancing has its challenges: There’s no separation between home and work, […]

The rise of artificial intelligence is giving companies capabilities they have never had before to automate job tasks, recruit top talent, and better know their customers, among other applications. But adopting the advanced tech is not an easy shift, and many efforts still fail. Business Insider is exploring how companies […]

Nancy Richardson is the founder and principal strategist of Dragon Lady and CEO of Mum ‘n’ Pop Shop. Rochelle Davidson is the chief embolden officer at Rochelle Davidson Coaching. The following is an excerpt from their book, “Work Freely: Love Your Job. Love Your Life.” In it, Richardson says that […]

John R. Brandt is the CEO and founder of The MPI Group. The following is an excerpt from his book, “Nincompoopery: Why Your Customers Hate You – and How to Fix It.” In it, he identifies the “nincompoopery” that can plague corporate businesses, and how business leaders can go above […]

Americans are set to spend nearly $US9 billion on candy, costumes, decorations, and other Halloween activities this year, according to the National Retail Federation. While the NRF’s data suggest a general increase in per-capita Halloween spending over the years, there was a big downturn during the Great Recession. Visit Business […]

Earlier this year, my husband and I opted to have a courthouse wedding rather than a large, traditional wedding ceremony. In addition to my husband and I wanting to save money, we found skipping a traditional wedding was a better fit for several other reasons. Visit Business Insider’s home page […]

Jay Rosenzweig is the founder of Rosenzweig & Company. He’s an expert in designing, building, and attracting world-class teams. He says that while online services seem like they have changed the hiring process, the keys to finding the right fit haven’t changed much. Looking outside of your industry can offer […]

March is Women’s History Month, in recognition of women’s vital role in American history. There are 12.3 million women-owned businesses across the US. Business Insider profiled several female entrepreneurs, interviewed numerous experts, and reviewed key research findings that illuminate the opportunities and challenges facing women in business. You can read […]

New York State is investigating UnitedHealth Group over its use of an algorithm that researchers found to be racially biased. A study in the journal Science just found a widely-used algorithm gave more complex treatment to white patients than sicker black patients. The study’s findings point to one of the […]

By day, 32-year-old Lindsey Palar works a 9-to-5 as the diversity training and education director at her local college, Western Michigan University. By night, and weekends too, she manages OPEN Vegan Eats, a Kalamazoo, Michigan food business that she cofounded with her partner, Paul Vugteveen. As bootstrappers, the days are […]

Documents make the world go round. And the right ones grant you entry into the halls of power and influence. Like an MBA from Stanford’s vaunted Graduate School of Business. Or the personal essay that propels you into the exclusive program in the first place. For this instalment of Success […]

The Great Recession of 2007-2009 brought the global economy to its knees. After a slow and grinding recovery over the last decade, the US is nearly back to full employment, but not every industry has thrived. We found 20 industries with far fewer workers now than in 2007, the year […]

Carole Zimmer has been a journalist for 30 years covering news for Bloomberg, NBC, National Public Radio, and public radio programs including Marketplace. She is the host of an award-winning podcast called Now What? which features conversations with people that most of us are curious about – like Gloria Steinem […]

Facebook is trying to launch its own cryptocurrency: Libra. Libra will be managed by the independent, nonprofit Libra Association and transferred on digital wallet Calibra, a subsidiary of Facebook. Lawmakers are wary of a corporation’s attempt to create its own currency, and Facebook has assured the government that it will […]

The Wall Street Journal recently profiled Rheingans Digital Enabler, a German-based consulting firm that uses a five-hour workday. Working shorter hours can help lessen burnout, plus research says limiting phone use can boost productivity. Still, few American companies offer flexible work schedules. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. One […]

Jessyn Farrell is the senior vice president at Civic Ventures and co-host of this week’s Pitchfork Economics episode. In this opinion piece, she argues that the Green New Deal policy is effective because it directly counters the narrative of trickle-down economics. It promises to create a new economy and jobs, […]

A “golden parachute” historically is a payment triggered by a company takeover that an executive receives upon exiting. Today, the term is being used more liberally to describe any kind of severance payment an executive receives after leaving a firm (even when the person’s performance has been subpar). WeWork cofounder […]

Experts say internship programs can cater to privileged people, and don’t always best prepare participants for the job. Now, companies across industries are turning to fellowships and apprenticeships to better prepare entry-level talent. US employers posted 145% more fellowship job openings in the last year, and listings for apprenticeships grew […]

You’re considering getting an MBA, but you’re not sure how to beat through the competition to get into one of the top business schools. These guides will give you the inside scoop on how institutions such as Harvard, Stanford, and Wharton sift through applicants and help you make yourself stand […]

LinkedIn vice president Dan Shapero said the most successful job candidates show the company how they can add value. Job seekers can ask current employees about the organisation’s biggest pain points, and how their skills might be useful. Even once you have a job, it’s important to understand how your […]

Obtaining an MBA involves a considerable investment of time and money – but the payout can be worth it. If you’re trying to decide if now’s a good time to apply to business school, or if you’re weighing the pros and cons of even applying in the first place, or […]

Between one-third to one-half of nurses and doctors in the US suffer from burnout, according to a new report from the National Academy of Medicine. The causes of burnout include unmanageable work loads, inadequate technology, and a lack of support. Clinician burnout is reaching a breaking point this year. Doctor […]

One in five female physicians aged 40 to 54 report having depression, according to a new report from clinician reference site Medscape. Additionally, the National Academy of Medicine recently found that between one-third to one-half of nurses and doctors in the US suffer from burnout. The causes of burnout include […]

At a congressional hearing on Wednesday, a representative challenged Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to spend an hour a day moderating content on the social-media platform. Content moderation is a psychologically taxing job that involves reviewing some of the darkest and most gruesome text and videos on the internet. We compared […]