Gili Malinsky
CNBC
New York, NY, United States
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Recent articles by Gili:
This one side hustle for introverts can bring in thousands of dollars in passive income per month
Many side hustles are social, but selling printable items like holidays cards on Etsy works for introverts and can bring in thousands. → Read More
4 side hustles for introverts: Some can bring in tens of thousands of dollars
If you're an introvert, consider doing side hustles like selling your clothes online or starting a Medium blog. → Read More
37-year-old mom of one makes up to $12,000 per month editing videos on Fiverr—here's how
Jessica Herring never considered a creative career. When she started offering video editing services on Fiverr, business quickly boomed. → Read More
The best places to find ‘simple, no-BS’ resume templates, according to experts
Figuring out how to format your resume can be tough. Luckily, there are free templates online that you can download and fill out. → Read More
Should you hide your side hustle from your employer? Here's what to consider
Millions of Americans have picked up a side hustle in the last few years. Experts suggest you check and make sure your full-time employer's OK with it. → Read More
Career advice from a Fortune 500 CEO: ‘Go into places and experiences that make you uncomfortable’
Edward Jones CEO Penny Pennington leads with courage and compassion. Here's her career advice for others. → Read More
The biggest barrier to starting a successful side hustle—and how to get past it
Financial expert Ramit Sethi has advice for people wanting to start a side hustle: Ask your family and friends what you're good at. → Read More
Don't include your full address on your resume―here's why
When it comes to including where you live on your resume, experts say to stick city and state alone. → Read More
The most stressful job in the U.S., according to data―it pays $208,000 per year
There are many stressful jobs in the workforce, but one of the most stressful is urologist, a medical position focused on the genitourinary systems. → Read More
Should you put your GPA on your resume? Not 'if you graduated by the skin of your teeth'
With your resume leaving so little room to show off your best accomplishments, experts say to include it if it's high and early in your career. → Read More
3 in-demand side hustles to start in 2023―one pays up to $100 per hour
Americans continue to earn money outside of full-time work through side hustles. For those interested in diving in, consider pet care and tutoring in 2023. → Read More
The holidays are a ‘natural opening for reconnecting': Here's how to use them to network
The end of the year presents a natural time to reconnect with people in your professional network by sending e-cards or even physical ones. → Read More
Meet a 26-year-old tech entrepreneur who says starting a company is 'an art and creative process'
Cathy Tie co-founded her first company at 18. At 26, she's now working on her second. She says thinking like an artist has helped build her success. → Read More
10 of the most high stress jobs in the U.S.―some pay as much as $208,000 a year
The 10 most stress jobs on the market are fairly varied, spanning the medical, retail, and even entertainment fields. One pays as much as $208,000 per year. → Read More
This 36-year-old mom of 2 brings in $144,000 a year as a professional truck driver: 'I love my job so much'
Clarissa Rankin has been a professional truck driver for five years, and makes more than she's made in any previous job. In 2021, she brought in $144,000. → Read More
3 steps to take immediately after an unexpected layoff: 'Make sure your basic conditions' are met
If you've been unexpectedly laid off, experts suggest keeping all correspondences and not signing any severance agreements before looking into it. → Read More
Don't forget this key section of your resume—it's your first chance to impress hiring managers
Your resume summary is the first thing potential employers see. Here's how to write one that'll grab their attention. → Read More
The least stressful job that pays over $100K, according to data—and how to get it
Among O*NET's list of jobs that are comparatively lower stress is environmental economist, in part because it's less competitive and highly fulfilling. → Read More
To avoid a ‘backlog of burnout,’ make taking vacation a habit throughout your career, experts say
Taking vacations is critical for your short and long term mental health. Here's how to make sure you're getting enough time off. → Read More
88% of employers are offering return-to-office incentives―here's how to negotiate yours
A majority of employers are offering incentives to return to the office. According to experts, this might be a good time to negotiate your arrangement. → Read More