Rose Costello
Travel, Food and Health Writer at Freelance
Freelance journalist, travel, food and health writer, The Sunday Times, The Irish Independent, The Irish Times. Tweeting about all kinds of everything.
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‘Your reading could earn an eye-roll from a sloth’: the book club where a robot insults your choices
Jan 10, 2025 |
independent.ie | Rose Costello
A book appreciation app has got into hot water for using AI to roast its readers, here’s some of its ‘playful’ insultsDo you enjoy watching a good roast in the American television tradition? Comedy Central hosts these shows, where celebrities fling gratuitous insults at each other for laughs. It’s painful yet often hilarious to watch. It can also be a career saver. Ex-con, billionaire and lifestyle guru Martha Stewart used an appearance on the show to clamber back to the top of the media tree.
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Nov 27, 2024 |
welcometothejungle.com | Rose Costello
Dana Balicki was a rebellious teenager attending high school in Calabasas, California, when she first glimpsed the path her life might take. “There were a lot of wealthy, entitled kids in that school and they used to leave a lot of trash everywhere for the cleaners to take care of,” she says. At one point, the janitorial staff decided to stop cleaning up after the students and go on strike.
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Sep 1, 2024 |
welcometothejungle.com | Rose Costello
Once seen as a natural step in any successful career, retirement is now viewed as little more than a pipe dream by many Americans. When asked when they planned to retire, one in five said it might never happen for them, mostly for financial reasons. Confidence is lowest among those aged between 22 and 34, according to a recent TIAA Institute survey, 21% of whom said retirement is “out of reach” or not part of their plan.
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Jul 30, 2024 |
welcometothejungle.com | Rose Costello
In an increasingly wealthy world, it might seem that money should be the last thing that workers would have to worry about. Instead, rising prices and interest rates have ensured that even those in well-paid roles can suffer from such financial anxiety that it impacts their productivity. Falling asleep on the jobThe first time David Chesterfield* fell asleep at work, one of his colleagues alerted the boss who had a private word with him.
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Jul 30, 2024 |
welcometothejungle.com | Rose Costello
Even if you loved your time in college, it’s natural to feel that those days are behind you once you leave. You’ve got your degree—and a chunk of debt—so there’s no need to hang around any longer. As you embark on the next stage of your life, you will meet up with the friends you made in class, so why would you want to stay in touch with your university, particularly through such a formal relationship as an alumni group?
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