Jennifer Liu

Los Angeles

Senior Reporter at CNBC Make It

Senior reporter for @CNBCMakeIt | @Mizzou magazine journalism grad | she/her | 💌: [email protected]

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Couple lives on $132,000 in the 'Hamptons of New Zealand'

1 day ago | cnbc.com | Jennifer Liu |Zachary Green

This story is part of CNBC Make It's Millennial Money series, which details how people around the world earn, spend and save their money. When Phoebe Merrick first arrived on Waiheke Island in New Zealand, she thought she'd only be there for two months. It was June 2023, just before Merrick's final year of college, and the Virginia native planned to work a summer internship at a winery on the island.
College dropout started HVAC career with no prior knowledge—now she owns a business and makes $111,000 without a degree

2 days ago | cnbc.com | Jennifer Liu

This story is part of CNBC Make It's Ditching the Degree series, where women who have built six-figure careers without a bachelor's degree reveal the secrets of their success. Got a story to tell? Let us know! Email us at [email protected]. Shelley Oelrichs went to college hoping to become a teacher and basketball coach. But her plans changed when, two months before graduation, she learned she was pregnant and dropped out of school, married her husband and joined the workforce.
New grads don't feel prepared for work meetings-these tips can help

3 days ago | cnbc.com | Jennifer Liu

New grads are entering the workplace this summer, and they have mixed feelings about how prepared they are. Two in three recent college grads say they feel "fully ready" to communicate with their colleagues through email or instant messaging at work, while 59% feel good about making conversation in person, according to the latest Handshake report on the class of 2025.
Office dress codes are more confusing than ever—etiquette experts and stylish dressers offer their best advice

5 days ago | cnbc.com | Jennifer Liu

The question of "what do I wear to work?" has never been this hard to answer. The pandemic made it normal to wear pajamas and sweats while working from home, and casual dress followed workers as they returned to offices over the years. Naturally, corners of the internet have since lit up in debate over the appropriateness of crop tops, shorts and office sirens in the workplace. Social media, the internet and everyone you talk to will have a different idea of what appropriate workwear is.
The No. 1 country Americans want to move to most, says survey of over 100,000 people

2 weeks ago | cnbc.com | Jennifer Liu

U.S. travel to Portugal has boomed in recent years, and it's now the No. 1 country where Americans are hoping to move abroad. That's according to a survey of 116,363 Americans who looked into leaving the U.S. throughout 2024 administered by Expatsi, a company that provides relocation tours and expat resources.
Bosses like to complain about Gen Z in the workplace. This career expert thinks it's ‘BS’

2 weeks ago | cnbc.com | Jennifer Liu

New grads are entering the workforce, which means we're probably due for another conversation about how some bosses seem to despise Gen Z workers in the office. In recent years, CEOs have bemoaned that the youngest generation in the workforce, who are as old as 28 this year, don't want to work, are too casual, and are the most challenging generation to work with. Some leaders even go as far as saying they avoid hiring Gen Z workers.
The biggest red flag this hiring expert sees in job-seekers

2 weeks ago | cnbc.com | Jennifer Liu

Nicky Hancock is an expert in hiring. As the chief growth officer at AMS, she helps 400 clients in 80 countries hire about 300,000 people a year. But she's started to notice one big red flag from job-seekers in the hiring process: "When you can see their whole application is written by AI," Hancock tells CNBC Make It.To be fair, she notes, it's crucial today's young applicants demonstrate they have at least a basic command of AI, if not more advanced knowledge for a technical role.
Millions of people read 'Ask A Manager' for work advice—here's the Careertok trend she's 'super supportive of'

3 weeks ago | cnbc.com | Jennifer Liu

Alison Green has seen plenty of work trends come and go in her 18 years running "Ask A Manager," an online column that has reached millions of readerswhere she answers questions on everything from dealing with office jerks to quitting a toxic job. The explosion of people talking about work on TikTok in recent years has made things even more interesting.
35-year-old in Nashville may have to move family business overseas due to Trump tariffs: 'We can't double the price'

3 weeks ago | cnbc.com | Jennifer Liu

For over 60 years, the speakers made by Auratone may have helped bring some of your favorite songs to life. Auratone, founded in 1958, is the company behind the 5C speaker, which in the 1970s became a go-to for studio engineers and the one used to mix Michael Jackson's album "Thriller." To date, the company saysaudio engineers have used Auratone speakers to mix songs by musicians including Paul McCartney, ABBA, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift and others.
35-year-old in Nashville may have to move family business overseas due to Trump tariffs: 'We can't double the price'

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Jennifer Liu

1 hour agoTrump’s policies have roiled global markets and left businesses stumped on how to plan for the foreseeable future. When examining the on-again, off-again tariff proclamations of United States President Donald Trump during his second term in office, it is unclear what has actually been achieved. What …

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