Mariana (Ariana) Aspuru
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2,043 appearances
61 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2023
last heard Feb 2025
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That's WSJ reporter Gina Hebe.
And that's it for your Money Briefing.
This episode is produced by Jess Jupiter with supervising producer Melanie Roy.
I'm Arianna Espudu for The Wall Street Journal.
Thanks for listening.
Here's your money briefing for Friday, January 17th.
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I'm Mariana Espudu for The Wall Street Journal.
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A growing number of job seekers who feel like they're throwing applications, cover letters and resumes into a void might be applying to so-called ghost jobs.
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According to a new analysis from the hiring platform Greenhouse, one in five jobs advertised is fake or not filled.
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We'll talk with Wall Street Journal Careers and Work Bureau Chief Lynn Cook after the break.
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If you haven't heard back from that job you applied for months ago, it might not have been a real job posting.
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Wall Street Journal Careers and Work Bureau Chief Lynn Cook joins me.
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Lynn, what is a ghost job and is it as spooky as it sounds?
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What did you hear from some of the people you spoke to?
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And in this era where some companies are ghosting candidates, what can a job seeker do to land a role they have their eyes on?
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That's Wall Street Journal Careers and Work Bureau Chief Lynn Cook.
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And that's it for your Money Briefing.
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Tomorrow we'll have our weekly markets wrap-up, What's News in Markets.
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We're off on Monday for the Martin Luther King Jr.
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holiday, but we'll be back on Tuesday.
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