Advice

‘Learning and understanding how confirmation bias works gives you the opportunity to compensate for its downsides and make more rational decisions.’ … Read More

If you feel a pang of anxiousness when a dreaded meeting invitation lands in your email inbox, you’re not alone. Here’s how to manage requests for those meetings you know you shouldn’t be invited to. Read More

When you’re in the wrong headspace at work (for whatever reason), negativity can slowly creep in and threaten your performance — or at least make the experience a lot harder to get through. Here’s how to keep negative thoughts from ruining your career. Read More

Seize the day, they said. It would be easy, they said. Just kidding. Now, there’s an easier way to potentially make sure that work isn’t your everything. It’s called Memento Mori, a clock without days that counts down on your computer, because as we all know, our time here is limited. Read More

To get your boss to let you work remotely, follow this advice from remote employees who managed to do it themselves. Read More

The real reason your emails are getting on your coworkers’ nerves has nothing to do with what, how, or when you email — it’s all a matter of human psychology. Here’s why, and what to do about it. Read More

The morning habits of leaders can offer insights into how they are able to create their successful businesses, products, and achievements. Here are the everyday morning habits that some of the most successful thinkers in the world do that we can copy. Read More

Emails, Slack messages, and other forms of business communication can go wildly wrong when someone says something that could be misconstrued. Here’s how to clear up — and avoid — misunderstandings. Read More

Waiting to hear back after a job interview can be an excruciating exercise in anxiety. To be less anxious about the wait, change your outlook. Read More