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Employee fired by 'crying CEO' inundated with job offers - and he wants to take credit

After facing relentless ridicule online, business owner Braden Wallake said that 'every nasty comment was worth it' after his former employee shared his success

Daily Mirror

The ‘crying CEO’ sacked two people then posted a weeping selfie on LinkedIn. No wonder the backlash was swift

People make fools of themselves on the internet every day. But Braden Wallake’s tear-stained post on the networking site was something special, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

Former employee of ‘crying CEO’ defends ex-boss from criticism over tearful LinkedIn selfie

CEO and business owner was criticised after sharing tearful selfie while announcing company layoffs on LinkedIn

The Independent UK

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‘Could you add a bullsh*t reaction please?’ asks one LinkedIn user after viral crying boss post

As frustration grows at users posting fake or hyperbolic claims on LinkedIn, one man thinks he’s come up with a solution: a ‘bullshit’ reaction button.

Evening Standard

‘Crying CEO’ criticised for LinkedIn update about layoffs doubles down with new post

Business owner posted emotional selfie while claiming it was ‘most vulnerable thing’ he would ever share

The Independent UK

CEO sparks debate after sharing crying selfie on LinkedIn to announce company layoffs

Business owner says: ‘This will be the most vulnerable thing I’ll ever share’

The Independent UK

Erika Ettin: Let sleeping ghosts lie

I have a former (male) client who has what I’ll call “a ghosting pattern.” He will text someone after a date he thinks went well to ask her out again. She doesn’t answer. He writes to her again. She doesn’t answer again. He writes again (maybe this time on Facebook…

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Inside the South Korean ‘doomsday cult’ recruiting young Black Christians in the UK

Investigation: ‘You feel special, you get lost in it, you feel chosen and you start to believe in what they’re saying,’ ex-member says

The Independent UK

The Rise of the LinkedIn B2B Influencer

Companies are discovering that experts in their fields can help them sell to other enterprises, like the consumer brand stars of TikTok.

Businessweek

Showing emotions at work could boost productivity, research says

Over two in five (43%) British workers are now funnier at work than before the pandemic

Wales Online

'I work for a hook-up app - people are having bad sex but we can make it better'

The Creative Director of new hook-up app TapDat has explained why she thinks it's so important to have open and honest conversations about casual sex in 2022 - and how the app helps

Daily Mirror

Meet the ‘finfluencers’: fintech influencers to follow now

Up to speed with Fintech 2.0? Worry not - here’s our guide to some of the most influential fintech thought leaders from around the world

Evening Standard

You could get paid to eat candy as a Canadian company's chief candy officer

Candy Funhouse's chief candy officer will taste test over 3,500 products a month. Applicants can be as young as 5 years old.

WEKU

Hero stranger saves 'lifeless' elderly man stuck at side of M11 - but nobody else stopped

A man has been hailed a 'hero' after stopping on the side of a motorway to help save an elderly couple in need after the woman's husband appeared 'lifeless' in their car

Daily Mirror

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Benzinga

Women Are Showing Great Potential In Driving The Development Of Web 3

Victoria, Seychelles — Global cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin has released the Web 3 Career Market report exploring professional engagement in the decentralized internet sector. The report compassed 3,608 internet users aware of Web 3 across Twitter and LinkedIn.

Newsroom.co.nz

All Blacks find themselves in a media scrum

What happens when the balance between feeding public interest in the All Blacks and protecting the team's image blows up on you?

The Independent UK

House GOP deletes tweet attacking Jan 6 witness who works as Republican staffer

‘The House GOP account has deleted the tweet attacking Sarah Matthews, tonight’s witness, who works for the House GOP’

Daily Mirror

Moment blade-wielding attacker tries to stab New York governor hopeful at rally

Republican candidate for New York Governor Lee Zeldin was campaigning at the Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Perinton when an assailant approached him on stage

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The Conversation

From in-crowds to power couples, network science uncovers the hidden structure of community dynamics

The world is a networked place, literally and figuratively. The field of network science is used today to understand phenomena as diverse as the spread of misinformation, West African trade and protein-protein interactions in cells.

Tribune News Service

Facebook internal memo on rivals undercuts antitrust defense

Facebook’s parent company insists that its social-networking and messaging services have dozens of outside rivals, but an internal memo reveals that Meta Platforms Inc.’s top executives were more worried about the threat posed by its own products.

Tribune News Service

Need a job, baby boomer? NC has the best place in the US for hiring older workers

RALEIGH, N.C. — The North Carolina Research Triangle has been named the best metropolitan area for hiring baby boomers, according to a new analysis by LinkedIn’s Economic Graph Team.

Benzinga

Inflation-Weary Consumers Are Still Spending Online, Just Not As Much

Stephanie Stuckey is part of a lengthy line of family executives, yet the CEO of convenience store chain Stuckey's has been leaning on some old advice from her grandfather to get through the current economic environment.

Daily Mirror

'I had to pay out of my pocket to play as England captain in Women's Euros in 1984'

Carol Thomas was the first female captain to take England to a European final. Yet not only was she never paid for her role in the 1984 tournament, she had to pay out of her own pocket to play

The Conversation

Email scams are getting more personal – they even fool cybersecurity experts

We all like to think we’re immune to scams. We scoff at emails from an unknown sender offering us £2 million, in exchange for our bank details. But the game has changed and con artists have developed new, chilling tactics. They are taking the personal approach and scouring the internet…

ABC News

Thailand's biggest romance scam snagged a chief financial officer and convinced her to steal millions

When Chamanun received a LinkedIn message from an unknown man claiming to be an American doctor, it marked the beginning of a tangled web of lies that would ultimately lead to Chamanun's arrest for stealing $250 million from her employer, and 20 years in prison.

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