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If there had been clear rules in place about relationships between coworkers there wouldn’t have been any need for a #MeToo movement. Read More

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4 ways to calm your nerves when you have to meet with your supervisor Jane Burnett

Your supervisor doesn’t have to regularly terrify you to make you feel anxious during meetings. Here’s how to handle your nerves when a meeting with him or her is on the books. Read More

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The hardest hustlers aren't necessarily the best workers Monica Torres

When he first started his career, Morten Hansen was a consultant who thought working up to ninety hours a week was the secret to success. But as the management professor at University of California, Berkeley, details in his new book “Great at Work: How Top Performers Do Less, Work Better, And Achieve More,” overworking himself … Read More

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How to re-embrace face-to-face Rachel Weingarten

We can all agree that socializing in person is important, but increasingly difficult and confusing after all that screen time. Here are some things to help socialize successfully. Read More

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Here's what to do with money from your tax return Jane Burnett

It’s officially tax season: Jan. 29 marked the first day you could file your tax return to the IRS. Here are some things to do with the extra cash you receive from a tax return or a bonus. Read More

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Your month-by-month guide to destroying the new year Lindsay Tigar

A new year offers a clean slate to refocus, redefine and recreate your life. By breaking down goals by month, the smaller steps become achievable. Read More

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How to work with colleagues who do the bare minimum Jane Burnett

Trying to coexist with a colleague who is always lagging behind and barely makes an effort to catch up is a tough spot to be in. Here’s how to work with someone who does the bare minimum. Read More

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5 workplace social media rules not to violate Jane Burnett

When it comes to social media, some people keep their personal and private lives totally separate. But what happens when this isn’t the case? If you’re friends with coworkers on social media platforms, you’re going to need to watch out for certain pitfalls. Read More

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4 tips for living with uncertainty in corporate America Jane Burnett

Having a comfortable job in corporate America can provide certain advantages, but job security isn’t always one of them. Here’s how to thrive during uncertainty. Read More

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