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Why Employers Favor Dads Asking for Flexibility
Flexible work decisions are “inherently subjective” because they decided case-by-case by supervisors.
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Employers, You Should Not Be Selling the Job in the Interview
There’s only one person who should be doing the hard sell during an interview—and it’s not the employer.
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Americans Are Doing Less of This One Thing That Will Help You Get a Job
Fewer young people are volunteering, study shows.
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American Men Work From Home More Than Women
A new survey reveals the gender lines in remote work.
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What Top Executives Can Learn From Career Setbacks in Major League Baseball
Even star performers are prone to making mistakes.
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Women Pay a Steep Price for Their More Flexible Work Schedules
Economic research finds that pharmacists are the most egalitarian of professions with a seamless system of job sharing.
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After Disclosing Employee Salaries, Buffer Was Inundated With Resumes
Buffer, a social media company, lets everyone know how its salary pie is divided.
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The Most Overused Buzzwords on LinkedIn in 2013
"Patient" joins "driven," "creative" and "responsible."
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The Complete Guide to Writing Office Memos
Internal memos can matter as much as any marketing brochure or press release.
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To Get Promoted, Women Need Champions, Not Mentors
Book shows women are too passive about finding sponsors in the workplace.
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Going Shoeless at Work Could Make You Less Stressed and More Productive
Kick off your shoes and work a while.
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How to Boost Collaboration at Work: Sit at Round Tables
Sitting in a circle encourages sharing, even among 30- or 50-year old professionals.
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The Shorter Your First Name, the Bigger Your Paycheck
There's a good reason Paul Simon said you could call him Al...
