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4 reasons to stop setting goals (and focus on process, instead)Ozan Varol

The word “process” might be better reserved for an assembly line, but don’t let its unsexiness distract you from the dramatic changes this shift can unleash in your life. Read More

Words and phrases you should never include in your cover letter Jennifer Parris

It goes without saying that you always want to present yourself in the best possible light when you’re job searching. From how you structure your resume to what you say during a job interview, it all counts towards (and against) you during the selection and hiring process. Read More

After-work anxiety: Why we get stressed when we get home Ladders Contributor

Sometimes work is so busy that we don’t realize how stressed we are until we get home. Here’s what to know so you can do something about it. Read More

If you're a New Yorker who wants to visit Hawaii, read this now Jim DelCioppo

Hawaii Tourism United States (HTUSA) is launching Work From Hawaii, a program consisting of six “residencies” for each of the state’s main islands — Kauai, Oahu, Maui, Molokai, Lanai, and the Island of Hawaii — where you can work remotely in a stunning location or get your side hustle on. Read More

You may actually be allergic to your office because of this Meredith Lepore

On those hot, humid summer days it is great to come in from your sweaty commute to a nice, cool office except after 20 minutes you are all cooled off and then you begin to freeze. And for one woman that strong office AC became detrimental to her health. Read More

This is the time of year when you will be the most stressed at work Meredith Lepore

Unless you live in a year round warm climate, winter is pretty rough for most of us However, a new surprising study finds that it is actually a different season that actually makes us more stressed. Read More

How to preserve morale when the highest performer leaves Jane Burnett

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

How to run an exit interview that doesn’t feel forced Jane Burnett

Your employee says they’re leaving the company for a new job, and you know what you have to do: An exit interview. But don’t all amicable ones feel the same? Managers, here’s how to run exit interviews that stand out. Read More

How to take control of your reputation at work Selena Rezvani

To take control of your own professional reputation, you need more than just good everyday performance. Consider the following simple but effective reputation-builders to improve your credibility at work. Read More

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I did 8 rounds of interviews and still didn’t get the job

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7 things you should never ask your boss

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