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Common work questions demystified for the 9-to-5 set and beyond. Understand the ins-and-outs of the working world, whether you need help getting hired, changing careers, or anything else that crops up in your 40-hour work week.
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What to Do When You Can Smell Layoffs Coming
When the vibes turn ominous, make sure you take these pre-layoff precautions.
The Best American Cities for Remote Workers Right Now
These metro areas have the amenities digital nomads want.
The Most (And Least) Annoying Corporate Jargon
FYI: It's time for us to get on the same page about this.
Here’s What Every Line of Your Paycheck Actually Means
You should check your paycheck often to make sure your employer isn't accidentally—or purposefully—screwing you over.
How to Write Résumé and Cover Letter Templates That Don’t Suck
You can prepare personalized templates for your résumé, cover letters, and thank you notes without sounding like a robot.
It's Easier Than You Think to Find Meaning at Work
You don't have to seek out constant meaning; even small moments can make a big difference.
The 7 Deadly Sins of Quitting Your Job
If it's time to break up with your employers, do it with a little grace.
You’re Promoting Yourself All Wrong on Social Media
People don't find your accomplishments as interesting as you do.
Why You Shouldn't Use AI for Your Cover Letters
Think twice before trusting a robot to land you your next job.
How to Explain a Layoff in Your Next Job Interview
Don't get caught off-guard when you have to explain why you left your last job.
How to Get Actually Useful Feedback From Your Boss
Start by being specific about what you're trying to approve upon at work.
You Should Know How Much Your Coworkers Make (and Vice Versa)
Here's how to talk about pay transparency with your work friends.
How to Leverage Pay Transparency During Your Next Interview
As more job listings come with salary ranges, it pays to know your worth.
Three Ways Personality Tests Can Do More Harm Than Good
Assessments like the Myers Briggs Type Indicator and the DISC Profile can be helpful, but there are some definite limitations.
How to Deal With a Coworker Who Won’t Stop Complaining
Giving them your advice probably won't help—but making them aware of their behavior might.
How to Tell If You Got a ‘Quiet Promotion’ (and Why That’s Not a Good Thing)
If your responsibilities are changing, your paycheck should be too.
Why You Really Shouldn’t Spend a Lot on a Standing Desk
You probably don’t need one—and you get exactly the same benefits from a much cheaper solution.
What You Should ‘Unlearn’ to Actually Succeed at Work
Maybe you don't need to suffer to succeed after all.
How to Write a Layoff Announcement That Will Get You a New Job
After a layoff, make the most of updating your network.