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After two years of hard work, an employee who not only was the highest-performing but also was a delight to work with, decides to quit, leaving other team members panicking about their future at the company. Here’s how to help your team move forward in this classic situation. Read More

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The 5 most stressful moments you might face in your career Lindsay Tigar

Career experts detail the most stressful moments you might encounter throughout your trajectory, and tips on how to deal. Read More

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Bored with your job? Don’t quit! Tips for overcoming underwhelm Ladders Contributor

Remember that you were hired because of your talents and abilities. Just because you’re feeling underwhelmed doesn’t change that. Always carry yourself with regality and confidence — like the lion, no matter how much you may feel like a goat. Read More

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How to work alongside an immature colleague Jane Burnett

Do you ever feel like you’re working alongside young kids every day? This personality type just isn’t easy to work with as an adult. Here are some tips for dealing with immature colleagues in the office. Read More

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Dressing for the office: How cute is too cute?Rachel Weingarten

We all want to personalize our workspaces and make them feel friendlier or funnier, and many of us like to add a bit of quirkiness to the more traditional 9-5 corporate uniform. Read More

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Yes, you can be in love with your job and still get burned out Ladders Contributor

April is Stress Awareness Month and what better time to start developing positive habits in stress management. Plan your vacation days, be mindful of your well-being, and show your appreciation and support for your colleagues and teams. Kindle your passion, but don’t let it burn you. Read More

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6 ways to identify and break free from manipulative coworkers Erica Lamberg

It may be difficult to unmask a sneaky coworker who has selfish motives. We’ve asked work experts for cues on what to look for and how to navigate through the treachery to keep your work life more productive. Read More

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Identifying a toxic work environment before you accept a job Robert Glazer

No matter how great the title, the pay, or the role, if a company’s culture is toxic, you will regret taking the job. Fortunately, it is possible to spot a toxic culture in advance and save yourself from a bad career move. Read More

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6 best life lessons we learned from our first jobs Paige Breaux

We asked the team at kununu’s Boston office what lessons they learned from their first jobs and what career advice they’d offer new employees. Read More

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