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"Exit at the Induction Center", Episode 1: The IDF Elite – and the Short Path to High-Tech
There is military service that ends with a discharge certificate and a grant, and there is service that can turn into a career worth millions of shekels within a few years. The new documentary series "Exit at the Induction Center", based on Riki Maman's book "The Tech Oligarchy", examines how IDF technological units have become a major entry ticket to Israeli high-tech, and asks who gets this...

The musician who gave up a huge contract: "I didn't really sacrifice. I did what was required of me and simply chose the truth"
Hadas Shmerling was marked as a great promise and was in negotiations for a long-term contract with the music giant "Helicon". In an interview with Hidabroot, she shares with candor the spiritual process she underwent, the choice of the world of repentance (Teshuvah), and the challenges and advantages that the new path brought with it.

Is Noa Kirel on the way to a career break? "I don't want to have a child and not be with him"
Moments before returning to the Festigal stage for the sixth time, the star opens her heart about the challenging relationship with Daniel Peretz at a distance and the dream of expanding the family.

Orna Banai: "Thanks to her I bought a house. She has no inhibitions"
The beloved actress answered user questions and revealed the huge gap between herself and her most well-known character, who became her favorite alter ego and provided for her financially.

A new degree in Artificial Intelligence gives an advantage even to juniors
Entering the high-tech industry has become more complex as AI requires deeper expertise from candidates. Bar-Ilan University is launching an innovative Bachelor's degree in Computational AI to train the next generation of specialists.

Looking for a job? These are the mistakes that will lead to your resume being skipped
A recruitment expert who has worked with Google and TikTok reveals the dramatic shift in the job market and explains which common phrases in resumes cause employers to reject you immediately.

Received a PIP? It's not a hearing, but there are 3 steps you need to take
Receiving a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) often causes panic, but it does not mean immediate termination. An expert explains how to properly handle the process to either save your job or prepare for the job market.

Money doesn't solve everything: The new fear of wealthy families in America
Even the wealthiest parents in the United States are currently worried about the economic future of their children. Generation Z is dealing with a slowdown in hiring for entry-level jobs, fierce competition, and the entry of artificial intelligence into roles previously performed by recent university graduates. Now, even billionaires with vast wealth are starting to ask themselves the same...

Actor David Krumholtz quits Hollywood: "I've had enough"
The Jewish-American actor, who starred in "Oppenheimer", "Supergirl" and "The Studio" among others, announced at age 48 an indefinite break from his acting career. "I'm frustrated and burned out," he explained, "the profession has lost its luster." Later, he clarified that this is not a final retirement but "a step back, to wonder if there is a higher calling I should be pursuing."

"Women and money are still something that doesn't stick"
In the documentary series "Money of Their Own" on Kan 11, successful Israeli entrepreneurs and executives discuss the barriers they faced on their path to the top.

A new workshop will teach you how to bypass HR filters when job hunting
When one job opening receives hundreds of applications, methods must change. Yehonatan Alfasi from Ti-Space shares strategies to help candidates reach decision-makers directly.

Wanting to succeed — and forgetting to enjoy: the reminder everyone needs
Singer Hod has released his second single, "Everything is open before us," which addresses the relentless pace of modern life. Through the song and its music video, he explores how to balance the pursuit of career success with the essential things that truly matter: family, relationships, and peace of mind.

Israeli singer breaks down in the studio: "I would have done everything differently" | Watch
In a candid conversation on Avi Shoshan's podcast, singer Etti Levi looks back with a sense of regret at the decision to prioritize her career over family. She shares her experience with a failed surrogacy attempt due to financial reasons, dealing with loneliness and the fear of aging, and delivers a firm message to young women: "Freeze your eggs, don't give up on having children."

Naftali Bennett's Tough Method: "It's Not Healthy to Get Everything on a Silver Platter"
The former prime minister recalls the beginning of his journey and shares the financial difficulties that accompanied him, the meager sum he earned each month, and the dramatic change that made him a very wealthy man.
The world of work is changing direction, and companies that do not adapt quickly will be left behind | Amit Ostreicher
The fixed work model is giving way to a more flexible market: employees are looking for control over their time and diverse sources of income, while businesses need manpower available on demand. Technology is becoming the engine that connects the two sides.

Yuli Weizman: Why Michal HaKtanah's daughter chooses to work in a clothing store
Yuli Weizman, daughter of Israeli star Michal HaKtanah, opens up about her lifestyle, her investment philosophy regarding jewelry, and why she chose to work a regular retail job despite her family's wealth.

Miri Aloni in a financial confession: "A mistake. It was purely a financial matter"
From missing out on a contract with a giant record label at the beginning of her career, through 21 years of street performances on Nahalat Binyamin — to moving into assisted living. The esteemed singer and actress gave an interview and revealed many financial details of her life.

5 tech companies with open positions you should know
Looking for your next career move? We have compiled a list of open development and high-tech positions to help you refresh your resume and find your next challenge.

At 90: Beloved actress Julie Andrews announces the end of her legendary film career
Legendary actress Julie Andrews, who recently turned 90, has made it clear that she is effectively retiring from on-camera acting. In an interview with InStyle, Andrews addressed the possibility of returning for "The Princess Diaries 3," explaining that she feels it is time to pass the baton.

Dancer Lihi Freud: On Engagement, Career, and Media Exposure
The successful dancer who reached the world's biggest stages opens up about the financial realities of her profession, a surprising long-distance relationship that led to an engagement, and her plans to perform at her own wedding.

"No one will take care of me but me": Rotem Abuhav opens up about being fired
Rotem Abuhav shares the difficult moment when she found herself out of a television show, the tears that flowed on their own, and the life-changing, jarring conversation with her agent.

Equal opportunity? Women still do not sit at the decision-making table
Women are the majority in the civil service, academia, and many systems – but only 9% of senior executives are women. As long as women who reach the top are still counted as an exceptional event, it is impossible to talk about true equal opportunity.

Stay or resign? When is a career service profitable and when is it worth leaving
At 21, another year in the career service can buy professional experience; at 25, one must weigh studies and benefits against a career starting to build outside; at 35, children, a mortgage, and a spouse's career enter the equation; and approaching retirement, the pension and rights you have accumulated change the calculation again. How do you know if the advantages of the career service are still...

Google manager reveals: How I saved my team from layoffs
Against the backdrop of the most severe crisis in the Israeli high-tech sector, a senior manager reveals the personal moments of horror and the secret method she developed to save her employees and find them all new jobs.

Were you laid off from high-tech? Here is what you should do now
After being laid off, many make the mistake of sending resumes indiscriminately. The story of development manager Mor Schlesinger proves that searching together with colleagues restores a sense of control and increases success rates.

Following the serious allegations: A blow to Jared Leto's career
According to a Page Six report, as early as last year, the actor was in advanced negotiations to join Barry Levinson's new film, but the director and production staff, who were aware of the allegations against him, ultimately decided not to proceed with his casting. Another source claimed that the disappointing performance of 'Tron: Ares' might have been a factor, though it could also have served...

August Chill: 5 Companies Hiring Now and Hosting Kids' Activities
Looking for your next career move this summer? We have compiled a list of high-tech companies that are currently hiring and offering summer camps or office activities for employees' children in August.

Eden Harel is furious about the financial offer she received: "Aren't you ashamed?"
Channel 14 presenter reveals an outrageous incident where she was offered a financial proposal that did not respect the seniority and experience she had accumulated over her 32-year career: "I felt the insult and the anger."

LinkedIn Immigrants: The most experienced executives in the market — and the most transparent in it
20 years of career — and an empty profile. What we discovered after hundreds of conversations with senior marketing managers, and why the real barrier is not time.

Michal Amdursky on her financial situation: "I couldn't afford it"
Michal Amdursky shared the defining moment in her life when she decided to change direction in her musical career for the sake of her family's financial welfare: "My financial comfort, for the sake of my children and for the sake of the home, stopped me in terms of career."

Maayan Adam: "You need half a million shekels for a child, everything is expensive"
Maayan Adam discussed her relationship with Miri Regev, her successful business, the pain of losing her sister, and her controversial take on money: "If you want to walk with your child on the promenade, you need half a million shekels. Money is not a goal, but a powerful tool that truly buys happiness."

Started as a waiter at Benedict and became CEO of the group within 13 years: "It's my life's work"
Dan Ben Shmuel, who started as a waiter at Benedict 13 years ago, has been appointed CEO of the restaurant group. In his first interview, he discusses the challenges of the restaurant industry, including the protection racket, rising costs, and the group's strategy to return to 24/7 operations and expand its hybrid bakery model.