Work LifeThis is exactly how long your meetings should lastThere is an ideal length for a meeting, suggests author Donna McGeorge.
Work LifeHow to use ‘daily quadrants’ to get more done each dayIt’s worth considering your natural rhythms when writing your to-do list.
Work LifeHow (and why) you should be your own HR departmentIt’s time to take control of your career development by thinking of yourself as a one-person human resources department.
Work LifeHow to be better at saying ‘no’ to extra workThere are a lot of reasons why it’s hard to refuse additional assignments, but it’s often critical to avoid burnout.
Work LifeHow (and why) you should learn to laugh at yourselfThe ability to laugh at yourself can help you address the challenges that could be holding you back in your career and life, says Dr. Brian Kaplan.
Work Life5 self-inflicted career mistakes you may be makingThese mistakes are easy to make, and can seriously impact your career progression.
Work LifeHow to spot a team player in an interviewThese indicators can help you hire individuals who prioritize collaboration and communication.
Work LifeWhen will the Great Resignation end? Experts weigh inA few factors are at play here, but eventually the Great Resignation will end.
Work LifeThis is why you always get sucked into office dramaHere’s why we crave workplace gossip—even when it’s best to avoid.
Work LifeThis is when more meetings can actually make your workplace happierMeetings can be a terrible waste of time. But they can also bring a team together, and help provide a sense of purpose.
Work LifeWhat happened when I stopped drinking caffeine for a monthAfter years of drinking up to four cups of coffee a morning, writer Stephanie Vozza tries cutting out caffeine for 30 days. Here’s how it went.
Work Life4 types of clutter that stop you from achieving your purposeNot all clutter is physical. But all types can impact your ability to be productive.
Work LifeHow an overemphasis on busyness hurts companies (and individuals)A company-wide failure to valuing and managing time can have a dramatic—and negative—impact.
Work LifeWhich comes first: happiness or success?Researchers attempted to answer this profound question by following nearly a million employees over five years.
Work LifeA step-by-step guide for quitting your job the right wayThinking about joining the Great Resignation? Here’s how to quit without burning bridges.
Work LifeUsing big words can make you look smart, but only if you do thisA new study suggests that seven out of 10 people admit to using more complex vocabulary to impress others in a professional setting.
Work LifeWhat NYC’s new salary transparency law will mean for youEven if you don’t live in New York City, this law is part of a larger trend toward pay transparency, experts say.
Work Life5 subtle signs you’re headed for burnoutIf you catch them early enough, you can take steps to minimize the impact.
Work LifeWhy you should share all your failures in a rejection résuméCompiling a list of rejections might seem demoralizing, but it can actually lead to new opportunities, suggests author Eli Joseph.
Work LifeThis is what happens to your brain when you give and receive complimentsComplimenting someone benefits both the recipient, and the person giving the praise.
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Co.DesignInside the lucrative business of a metaverse landlord, where monthly rent can hit $60,000 per property