Career Advice & Insights

Expert guidance to help you navigate your career journey

If you’re the one finding yourself demotivated—and your attempts to address the problems have not born fruit—remember Dolly as you polish your resume. Read More

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5 reasons your boss wants you to succeed Erica Lamberg

You may wonder why your boss points out weak spots more than they applaud when you do something right. But, experts say, your boss wants you to succeed, and here’s why. Read More

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Why putting on a fake smile at work is actually harming you Kyle Schnitzer

Researchers at the University of Arizona found that faking a positive attitude and being obsessed with making a good impression at work to advance in your career not only doesn’t benefit you, but it could prove to hurt you. Read More

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Researchers reveal the secret to using narcissism to your advantage CW Headley

Research published in the Journal of Applied Psychology surveyed workers employed at Fortune 500 Companies and ultimately concluded that team’s led by individuals who counterbalance narcissism and humility are more productive, more engaged and perform better on daily tasks. These employees even viewed their bosses more favorably compared to firms helmed by less narcissistic executives. Read More

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This is the state of office romances Kyle Schnitzer

Judging past research on office romance culture, more than half of the workforce said they have engaged in an office romance in 2019, according to a study by jobs website Vault. Read More

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Men’s trends to watch for in the office in 2020 Kyle Schnitzer

For men, will it be hitting the gym more often or making a different move like stopping by the toy store not to pick your children up toys, but one for yourself. Here are a few trends to watch for in the office and at home for men in 2020. Read More

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Wearing this trendy look in your office will be the new power move of 2020 Meredith Lepore

The puff sleeve was seen all over the 2019 runways at Kate Spade and Marc Jacobs as well. Read More

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Why employees complaining at work isn’t always a bad thing Kyra Leigh Sutton

Barbara Neal Varma says complaining can be healthy to the extent it enables someone to release their emotions. Above all else, Molly Longman reminds us that “complaining feels good” – at least temporarily. Read More

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These are the 9 most annoying phrases you can use in an email, ranked Kyle Schnitzer

New research conducted by employee experience platform Perkbox Insights took a look at what drives workers to the edge when it comes to receiving email at work. Read More

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7 things you should never ask your boss

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