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Fortune
Jane Thier

Gen Z is making career moves based on TikTok advice. They say it's working for them

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In a surprise to no one, Gen Zers and millennials spend way more time on their phones than they should. But what they’re doing on their devices may surprise you—many are looking for career advice from where else but TikTok, which has seen a rise in career-coach-type influencers.

Gabrielle Judge, 26, runs an “Anti-Work Girl Boss” brand that encourages her nearly 170,000 TikTok followers to find meaning outside their careers. Laura Whaley, whose niche is creating quick scripts for workers navigating awkward or daunting office conversations, boasts over 3 million TikTok followers. Wonsulting, another TikTok career advice account, boasts over 835,000 followers and shares résumé tips and pointers on optimal LinkedIn usage. The duo behind Wonsulting offer individualized job coaching for anywhere from $147 to $1,497, Fortune reported. 

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