How to navigate controversial topics in the workplace
If you grew up in the United States, odds are good that someone taught you the following topics were off limits outside the home: politics,
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Power pumps or killer heels: The impact of high heels in the workplace
Clothing is often an extension of a person’s personality. But when it comes to dressing for work, there are a lot of nuanced rules—both documented
Super valuable email management tips and tools you can’t live without
Each and every day, 193.3 billion emails are sent around the world. More than half of those are business emails. The average person spends 28
Love your workspace, love your work: Cynthia Rowley collection
Furniture designer Charles Eames said, “Design is a plan for arranging elements in such a way as best to accomplish a particular purpose.” When it
How to prioritize the old-fashioned way
General and president Dwight Eisenhower had this saying: “What is important is seldom urgent and what is urgent is seldom important.” The saying became known
How to get a promotion: 6 surefire ways to increase your chances
When you think about your career, where do you want to be in five years? Chances are, you didn’t say, “I want to be right
5 Things to unlearn if you want a successful career
After spending the better parts of our childhood in school, it’s disconcerting to find out that we only retain a small portion of that knowledge.
How to overcome workplace shyness
Shyness can be an isolating trait. It can cause people to feel like there’s something uniquely wrong with them while everybody else has it all
How to celebrate National Walk to Work Day
It’s safe to assume that the majority of America’s workforce spends more time sitting on their butts than standing on their feet. And with obesity
How to tame your task list
The best laid plans can go awry when shifting deadlines, large workloads, and family schedules get in the way of even the best intentions. And