Lindsay Ellis

Washington, D.C.

Reporter at The Wall Street Journal

Reporter @wsj covering the workplace and careers. DC based, Boston roots. [email protected].

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トランプ氏への直談判、何が成否を分けるのか

1 month ago | jp.wsj.com | Josh Dawsey |Maggie Severns |Lindsay Ellis

企業や各種機関は予測不能な大統領にアプローチする戦術を磨きつつある　米オハイオ州立大学のテッド・カーター学長は先月ホワイトハウスを訪問した際、ドナルド・トランプ大統領とJD・バンス副大統領への手土産代わりに、今後は高等教育の未来を再定義するのを手伝うという約束をした。「オハイオ州立大学は敵ではない」。バンス氏にそう伝えたと、カーター氏は語る。　アマゾン・ドット・コムのアンディ・ジャシー最高経営責任者（CEO）は最近、関税についてスージー・ワイルズ大統領首席補佐官と話をした際、米郵政公社（USPS）の業務や財務の立て直しを手伝う用意があると申し出た。アマゾンはコメントを控えた。Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8ウォール・ストリート・ジャーナル日本版今すぐ購読する Special Advertising Section アクセスランキング
Canada upsets Puerto Rico and Washington DC by cutting statehood line

1 month ago | thebeaverton.com | Lindsay Ellis

Washington DC – After months of Trump pontificating that Canada would make a great state, the US Department of the Interior has updated its “Statehood Waitlist.” Canada now has the top spot on the list while long-suffering territories Puerto Rico and Washington DC have been bumped down the list.
What It Takes to Win-or Lose-in a Meeting With Trump

1 month ago | wsj.com | Josh Dawsey |Maggie Severns |Lindsay Ellis

Companies and institutions are honing a playbook for approaching an unpredictable presidentWhen Ohio State University President Ted Carter visited the White House last month, he brought President Trump and Vice President JD Vance a promise that his school would help redefine the future of higher education. “Ohio State is not the enemy,” Carter said he told Vance.
Ayuda la IA a buscadores de empleos a vender sus habilidades

1 month ago | elnorte.com | Lindsay Ellis

Ayuda la IA a buscadores de empleos a vender sus habilidades05 MIN 00 SEGLindsay Ellis / THE WALL STREET JOURNALNueva York, Estados Unidos (01 mayo 2025) .-05:00 hrsUna nueva herramienta de inteligencia artificial en línea de Salesforce, Career Connect, analiza las habilidades de los empleados para recomendar roles internamente. Crédito: SALESFORCE¿Es todo un reto buscar trabajo? La IA podría darte algunas ideas para cambiar enteramente de campo.
Looking to Change Careers? How AI Can Help With the Job Hunt

1 month ago | wsj.com | Lindsay Ellis

New AI tools at Salesforce, Google, LinkedIn and others give users insight on how skills in one field can transfer to different oneCareer change isn’t easy even in strong hiring markets. Candidates need to convince companies that their accomplishments in one field can apply to another—and that betting on someone without exact experience in a role will pay off. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8Subscribe NowAlready a subscriber? Sign In
How AI Is Helping Job Seekers Pivot to New Careers

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Lindsay Ellis

2 hours agoA serial paedophile who went on the run for more than 27 years was tracked down thanks to Artificial Intelligence, police have revealed. Richard Burrows, 81, was jailed for 46 years on Wednesday for 97 charges of child sexual abuse while working as a housemaster at a Cheshire boarding school and …
How AI Is Helping Job Seekers Pivot to New Careers

1 month ago | finance.yahoo.com | Lindsay Ellis

New AI tools at Salesforce, Google, LinkedIn and others give users insight on how skills in one field can transfer to a different one.
“Not All Billionaires!” says billionaire Mark Cuban

1 month ago | thebeaverton.com | Lindsay Ellis

Dallas, Texas —Amid growing concerns about the influence of the ultra-wealthy, billionaire Mark Cuban has issued a heartfelt plea via the jumbotron at the Dallas Mavericks stadium, “Not all billionaires!”On flyers that were handed out after the game, he made his case that not all billionaires are trying to dismantle society and install themselves as techno-feudal overlords; some are just hoarding wealth in a normal, totally relatable way.
Big Law Firms Struck a Truce With Trump-and Set Off a Clash With Recruits

2 months ago | wsj.com | Lindsay Ellis

Several Columbia law students who signed on to start at the firms this summer are asking whether they can pull out of those commitments, one recruiter said. Junior lawyers at some firms, meanwhile, are rejecting their bosses’ requests to interview summer associates. The orders against several white-shoe law firms with ties to President Trump’s political and legal adversaries have riven the clubby world of Washington big law, sparking internal debates over how to respond.
Non-confrontational couple spends night saying “Whatever works for you” before quietly falling asleep

2 months ago | thebeaverton.com | Lindsay Ellis

JASPER BC—According to sources close to the matter, primarily their quietly baffled cat, Muffins, Hannah Mitchell and Victor Chang successfully spent five straight hours on Friday date night refusing to impose any preference on each other and concluding every conversation with “whatever works for you,” before eventually drifting off to sleep without having made a single plan. “I asked what we should do for dinner, and she said, ‘Whatever works for you,’” reported Chang.