Cassidy Rush
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7 Jobs That Make #CyberMonday Possible
Cyber Monday comes but once a year. But it wouldn't be possible without the help of these behind-the-scenes Cyber Monday workers. → Read More
Employee Appreciation Isn't Just for Millennials
New PayScale research shows that employee appreciation matters to workers of all generations. → Read More
Employee Engagement: What Does It Mean?
Employee engagement is a hot topic these days. But what does it mean? And how do you know if you're positively engaged with your company? → Read More
What I Learned at Compference17
Goodbye Austin and Compference17. It's time to say hello to #Compference18 early bird ticket pricing and sunny, beautiful Florida. → Read More
6 Salary Negotiation Tips That Work for Everyone
Salary negotiation have you stumped? These salary negotiation tips will show anyone how to successfully negotiate the highest salary and benefits possible. → Read More
4 Things WIBLI Taught Me About Working Women and Salary Negotiation
This month's WIBLI symposium gave an inside look at the issues that female business leaders and their allies are talking about. → Read More
On #BossDay, Put Your Corporate Office TV Knowledge to the Test
Are you Michael Scott enough to ace this Boss's Day Quiz? Test your knowledge and find out. → Read More
#Compference17 Day 2 Wrap Up: Technology, Compfidence and Happiness.
Missed Compference17? Not a problem. We've got a full recap on the highlights you missed during day two of Compference17. → Read More
#Compference17 Day One Wrap Up: Modern Comp, Babies and Employee Engagement.
Compference17 day one has wrapped up. Find out what you missed with our day one recap touching on comp, employee engagement, and company culture. → Read More
On #NationalCoffeeDay: A Brief History of Coffee in the Workplace
It is estimated that 2.25 billion cups of coffee are consumed daily worldwide. This National Coffee Day, find out how java became a workplace staple. → Read More
6 Bizarre Office Rules You Won't Believe Are Real
These ridiculous tales of workplace rules are almost too bad to be true. → Read More
The Best 4-Year College In Every State
Do you know the best 4-year college in your state? Using PayScale data, these are the best colleges in every state, according to postgraduate earnings. → Read More
The Best 2-Year Colleges In Every State
The best 2 year colleges give you a high paying degree in half the time and at half the cost. According to PayScale data, these 2 year schools are the best. → Read More
The Best Associate Degrees To Get Right Now
If the time commitment or cost of attaining a bachelor’s degree gives you pause, the best associate degrees can be springboards into a well-paying career. → Read More
The Best Bachelor's Degrees To Get Right Now
The best-paying bachelor's degrees are in science and technology. Use PayScale's college salary report to learn which bachelor's degree is right for you. → Read More
PayScale's 2nd Annual Women in STEM Scholarship
PayScale's annual Women in STEM Scholarship is now accepting applications for 2018. Apply for your scholarship award today! → Read More
8 Tech Companies Where You Start Out Earning 6 Figures
Want to make the big bucks? These high-paying tech companies will give you a six-figure starting salary, according to new data collected by PayScale. → Read More
America's Top Tech Companies, Ranked By Job Stress
American tech workers are highly paid, and highly stressed. From SpaceX to SAP, PayScale ranks the most stressful tech companies to work for in America. → Read More
What Happens When You Refuse to Give Your Salary History?
Will holding back your salary history help or hurt your chances of getting the pay you deserve? It's complicated. → Read More
Millennials Are Too Open About Salary History
Are millennials salary history pushovers? PayScale data shows that millennials are the least likely generation to withhold salary history. → Read More