Career Advice & Insights

When financial services company Comet surveyed 364 single working millennials without children, they found that millennials were willing to sacrifice a romantic relationship for the right price. Read More

New findings show that the average employee spends six hours (25.5 minutes per day) on “sports-related activities” over the course of the NCAA basketball tournament. Read More

Now that the Olympics have ended, many gold medalists from the 2018 Winter Games may be taking a long, sometimes permanent, break from the sports they spent years working to be the best at. According to science, this can be a normal side effect of achieving your best. Study: After reaching your personal best, motivation … Read More

A recent NPR/Ipsos poll reveals the “inappropriate” things that people say they’ve witnessed or admitted to doing on the job. Read More

Americans put in more hours than workers in Germany, Japan, Canada and the U.K., according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. But which cities in the U.S. have people working harder than others? … Read More

Researchers have backed up the long-standing Peter Principle theory that the best workers can become the worst managers. Read More

A new study found that feeling like you have hit “rock bottom” can be the hard reset button your career needs. Read More

Money can buy you happiness — but only up to a point. Researchers found a strong relationship between individual’s income and their personal satisfaction … and the numbers may surprise you. Read More

If you’re a woman in tech, it seriously pays off to work in these cities, where the gender pay gap is becoming closer and closer to obsolete. Read More