@megancarnegie

@megancarnegie has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in November 2020. The social media accounts linked to from @megancarnegie are: • Instagram • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, megancarnegie has populated their site with: • Why people are ditching the office to retrain in trades - The Times • This summer's heat made me book my first 'coolcation’ - Business Insider • How the workplace is still failing neurodivergent workers - Fast Company • Learning nights go mainstream - Meridian • A 60-yearlong analysis uncovered the most stressful part of work - Fast Company • The pitfalls of sudden wealth - The Times • Meet the entrepreneurial Gen Alphas making thousand of pounds a year - The Times • The self-employed dads racking up debt to take time off - The Times • Entry-level hiring is being completely reimagined - Fast Company • How one of Europe’s largest AI acquisitions AI-proofed its interview process - Fast Company • AGI, UBI, and the future of work - AGI Ethics News • How the jobs crisis and student debt are pushing more young people into the trades - The Telegraph • Companies replaced entry-level workers with AI. Now they are paying the price - Fast Company • ‘The rejections are piling up’: why computer science graduates can’t get a job - The Telegraph • Why solopreneurs fall prey to money dysmorphia - Fast Company • The toxicity of ‘the customer is always right’ - Fast Company • ‘Living in paradise but profoundly unhappy’: how the digital nomad dream soured - The Telegraph • The mid-lifers rebooting their careers as entrepreneurs - The Telegraph • The next unicorn might not hire anyone - The Next Web • The reality of British expat life in France - The Telegraph • An AI-on-AI war is rewriting the hiring playbook - The Next Web • ‘It’s like a second puberty’: Alcoholics on learning to live again - The Independent • ‘I moved to the US for a better salary and pay just 10pc tax’ - The Telegraph • The highs and lows of dating over 50 - The Independent • Why under-30s are ditching WFH - The Telegraph • Live selling: the next big hustle sweeping Europe - The Next Web • The digital nomad dream has a dark side - The Next Web • The rise of the 20pc restaurant tip – and why you should pay it - The Telegraph • The workers flocking to the public sector for better pensions - The Telegraph • Why 90pc of workers in Britain are miserable - The Telegraph • The 5-star rating system is terrible for gig workers. Here's a simple solution - Fast Company • I left my job at the White House for the private sector. Here's my advice for federal workers - Business Insider • ‘When you retire, you expire – so I’m back at university at the age of 68’ - The Telegraph • ‘Retiring at 55 was the biggest mistake of my life’ - The Telegraph • ‘Only grandchildren will stop me working’: why millions of over-50s are part-time retiring - The Telegraph • The families quitting Britain to live as digital nomads - The Telegraph • I'm a Swede who used to work with Americans. These are the main differences I saw in our working cultures - Business Insider • I'm an AI startup founder and love hiring liberal arts grads. They give us a surprising edge - Business Insider • Are chief sustainability officer jobs women's fast-track to the C-suite? - BBC • High-Skill Tech Freelancers Are Having a Moment - Wired • The double-edged sword of revealing mental health issues at work - BBC • Does Using AI Make Me Lazy? - Wired • Elon Musk Does It. Sergey Brin Does It. Your Boss Might Do It. Welcome to the Workplace Shroom Boom - Wired • The UK’s New Flexible Working Law Falls Short - Wired • The Creepy Rise of Bossware - Wired • Finance coach Ellie Austin-Williams: ‘Money is emotional – we need to talk about it’ - The Independent • STEM campaigner Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE on how to tackle workplace bias - The Independent • 'It brings out the worst in everyone': Why some workers are competing for their jobs - BBC Worklife • The Company Where Every Employee Earns the Same - Wired • The Gig Economy Is Much Worse for Women - Wired • Hustle culture: Is this the end of rise-and-grind? - BBC Worklife • The Collapse of Childcare Is Putting Pressure on UK Employers - Wired • Why workplace drinking culture is fading fast - BBC Worklife • Tech Neck Is Back - Wired • With a 4-Day Workweek, Everyone Wins - Wired • Are Gen Z the most stressed generation in the workplace? - BBC Worklife • The parents who sever ties with their children - BBC Worklife • Gig Workers Are Getting Crushed by the Review Mill - Wired • Workplace Language Is Evolving—One Emoji at a Time - Wired • The intertwined lives of sister best friends - BBC Worklife • Why toxic in-laws are no stereotypes - BBC Worklife • These Remote Tech Workers Secretly Juggle Multiple Jobs - Wired • There’s Still No Quick Fix to Make Offices the Right Temperature - Wired • Why Gen Zers are growing up sober curious - BBC Worklife • Is workplace stigma around mental health struggles changing? - BBC Worklife • Gen Z: How young people are changing activism - BBC Worklife • How return-to-office uncertainty is leaving workers in limbo - BBC Worklife • Worker-Owned Apps Are Redefining the Sharing Economy - Wired • They Quit. Now You’re Picking Up the Slack - Wired • The big LGBTQ+ wage gap problem - BBC Worklife • Employers Are Luring Workers Back to the Office—With Plants - Wired • Tired Old Offices Can Be Recycled Too - Wired • The 'working' job interview that goes too far - BBC Worklife • The Rise of the 15-Minute Meeting - Wired • The Argument for Location-based Salaries is Falling Apart - Wired • As Covid Restrictions End, Offices Have a Sick-Pay Problem - Wired • The intrepid headteacher solving Belfast’s suicide rates through philosophy - The Telegraph • 22 women-owned independent businesses in London - Condé Nast Traveller • The Original Hybrid Workers Can Teach Us How to Do It Right