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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When something goes wrong with a car, there comes a point when the owner has to sit down and do the math and say, OK, is it worth it to fix this? matched
What did the people you spoke to say about this? matched
When people are making this calculation for themselves, what should they factor into this equation? matched
That's WSJ reporter Joe Pinsker. matched
And that's it for your Money Briefing. matched
This episode is hosted and produced by me, Ariana Aspuru, with supervising producer Melanie Roy and deputy editor Chris Zinsley. matched
Thanks for listening. matched
Here's your money briefing for Tuesday, April 30th. voice-verified
I'm Arianna Espuru for The Wall Street Journal, filling in for J.R. voice-verified
Whelan. voice-verified
We talk a lot on the show about inflation for things like groceries, gas and travel. voice-verified
But what about inflation for job titles? voice-verified
Workers are landing senior level roles with minimal experience. voice-verified
Wall Street Journal columnist Callum Borchers joins me after the break. voice-verified
Turns out that senior level job posting you're seeing doesn't always require years and years of experience. voice-verified
Wall Street Journal columnist Callum Borchers joins me. voice-verified
Callum, you looked into quote unquote senior level jobs on hiring websites. voice-verified
What did you find? voice-verified
Give me a few of the examples of the actual jobs that you saw on there. voice-verified
Like what sort of keywords are right next to the word senior? voice-verified
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