If employees at your company have developed a culture of frequently fibbing, the cause is likely to be based on organizational issues rather than on individual personality traits. Small lies can indicate that more important misdeeds are running afoot. Read More
To be clear, a thank-you note does not ensure someone will be a successful hire. But using the thank-you email as a barrier to entry has proved beneficial. Read More
To create work cultures that foster respectful dissent, we need to acknowledge the first and address the second. Read More
When people say they are done with learning, what are they really saying? They are saying they are too good for the knowledge that other people are sharing. Read More
A whole field of economics is devoted to exploring how we make financial decisions — including the bad ones. Behavioral economics tries to pinpoint where our brains and emotions lead us wrong, as well as what we can do about it. Read More
Toxic team members are real people with real motivations, strengths, and weaknesses that have a measurable impact on company culture. Read More
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 changed the way employees who work from home file taxes Find out what these changes are and who they affect the most. Read More
Many professionals have a false notion of what should be included in a resignation letters. Use this resignation letter sample to clear things up. Read More
No matter how close you may be to your coworkers — or even to your boss — there are some subjects that just aren’t right for professional small talk. Read More
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