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When your enthusiasm flags and every day feels as blah as the one that came before, how can you find ways to add meaning to your day, much less your life or career? … Read More

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What to do when company drinking culture is ruining your health Lindsay Tigar

Like most vices, consuming alcohol in moderation is a healthy approach, but your office’s drinking culture has you feeling less than stellar, you might struggle with how to fit in. Read More

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5 punctuation traps to avoid at work Jane Burnett

We grow up learning about spelling and punctuation in school, but mistakes still have the potential to creep up on us when we’re well into our working years. The next time you write an email, keep these on your radar. Read More

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4 things to do when a colleague works with your boss behind your back Jane Burnett

After finding out that your coworker has deliberately left you out of a decision-making process and worked with your boss without your knowledge, a looming feeling sets in. Well beyond the millennial social media concept of FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out), this makes you feel like you are no longer a valued member of your team at work — … Read More

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What to do when your new boss is younger than you Lindsay Tigar

A guide to how to keep your cool, manage your expectations and excel in your position when your boss is younger than you are. Read More

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What to do when you find out your coworker is making more money than you for the same job Monica Torres

If you find out that your coworker is making more money than you for the same job, here’s how to handle your reaction and subsequent potential actions with grace, so that you can hopefully get the raise you ask for or the peace of mind you seek. Read More

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When to stay home if you're sick Jane Burnett

With flu season in full swing, when your alarm goes off in the morning and you’re feeling groggy, a common question comes to mind: to work from home, or ignore the symptoms and haul yourself to the office instead? Sometimes, taking it a step further and calling in sick entirely can leave you feeling riddled with … Read More

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3 ways to decline a meeting you know you shouldn't be invited to Jane Burnett

If you feel a pang of anxiousness when a dreaded meeting invitation lands in your email inbox, you’re not alone. Here’s how to manage requests for those meetings you know you shouldn’t be invited to. Read More

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These are the magic words you need to apologize for a late email reply Jane Burnett

We’ve all been there: You get what feels like zillions of emails a day, but you only have the time and mental capacity to respond to so many of them. Ok, maybe not even half. Here’s what to do when responding to someone’s email after it’s been a while. Read More

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