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Why Morgan Stanley’s Job-Hunt Ban Was Doomed to Fail
The bank found that trying to prevent employees from looking for other work is futile -
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Don't Apologize: Expressing Regret, Reconsidered
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Pastel Polo Shirts for Men, Popped Collar Optional
Sorbet-colored polos for men—even in the workplace -
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Five Ways to De-Stress in an Open Office
American Institute of Stress fellow and author Heidi Hanna on how to chat with your doctor, run away and cry, and ignore your co-workers in a wall-less office -
Workplace
How to Turn Your Office Into a Musical Paradise, by Band Manager Jake Friedman
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Workplace
How to Motivate Yourself, by Mark Cuban
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Design
How to Create a Workplace People Never Want to Leave, by Google's Christopher Coleman
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Workplace
How to Live Like an Artist, by Author Mason Currey
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Workplace
How to Prepare for Armageddon in the Office, by American Preppers Network CEO Hugh Vail
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Personal Technology
How to Navigate the Internet at Work (NSFW), by BuzzFeed's Katie Notopoulos
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Workplace
How to Read Lips, by Professional Lip Reader Larry Wenig
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Workplace
How to Work From Your Man Cave, by Twist CEO Bill Lee
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Management
How to Run Your Company Like an Improv Group, by Twitter CEO Dick Costolo
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Workplace
Where Have All the Secretaries Gone?
Executive assistants are disappearing from the workforce. It's time to bring them back -
Workplace
Stylish Home Office Gear
Options for your home office include a standing desk, swivel chair, architect's lamp, and more
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Workplace
Don't Apologize: Expressing Regret, Reconsidered
Apologizing doesn't help your cause. Sorry -
Workplace
The Recommendation Letter Employers Don't Want
How to read between the invariably flattering lines of a pro-forma letter of recommendation -
Entertainment
The 'Game of Thrones' Guide to Management
Back for a third season, the HBO series is better than any business book at illuminating corporate power struggles -
Entertainment
How Music at the Office Affects Your Work Life
Music is now ubiquitous in the office, whether piped in or via earbuds. Here’s how a soundtrack can affect your professional life -
Workplace
Where Have All the Secretaries Gone?
Executive assistants are disappearing from the workforce. It's time to bring them back -
Workplace
Five Ways to De-Stress in an Open Office
American Institute of Stress fellow and author Heidi Hanna on how to chat with your doctor, run away and cry, and ignore your co-workers in a wall-less office -
Workplace
Stand-Up Desks: 10 Options Reviewed
Bloomberg Businessweek tests 10 stand-up desks -
Workplace
The Misery of Mentoring Millennials
Younger workers are shunning the one-on-one mentorship model of the past in favor of a social network -
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CEO Yachters: The Richest Men on the Seven Seas
Executives who compete at sea, as well as in the boardroom -
Workplace
Job Applicants' Cultural Fit Can Trump Qualifications
Companies are increasingly hiring employees who fit in with existing corporate culture, even if they're less qualified -
Travel
Eight Reasons Business Travelers Shouldn't Work on Planes
Most business travelers get out the laptop as soon as they reach 10,000 feet. Bad idea -
Autos
Good Riddance, PT Cruiser Car Rentals
The car that haunted business travelers for a decade is finally disappearing from the road -
Travel
Looking to Get Ahead? China Doesn't Want You
Think Mandarin, a passport, and a good idea will allow you to jump-start your career? Not so fast ... -
Workplace
Kill Your Desk Chair—and Start Standing
Sitting all day takes years off your life, doctors say. So workers are turning to standing, sit-stand, and treadmill desks -
Workplace
How to Motivate Yourself, by Mark Cuban
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Workplace
Don't Apologize: Expressing Regret, Reconsidered
Apologizing doesn't help your cause. Sorry -
Workplace
Five Ways to De-Stress in an Open Office
American Institute of Stress fellow and author Heidi Hanna on how to chat with your doctor, run away and cry, and ignore your co-workers in a wall-less office -
Workplace
Why Morgan Stanley’s Job-Hunt Ban Was Doomed to Fail
The bank found that trying to prevent employees from looking for other work is futile -
Workplace
How to Motivate Yourself, by Mark Cuban
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Entertainment
The 'Game of Thrones' Guide to Management
Back for a third season, the HBO series is better than any business book at illuminating corporate power struggles -
Entertainment
How Music at the Office Affects Your Work Life
Music is now ubiquitous in the office, whether piped in or via earbuds. Here’s how a soundtrack can affect your professional life -
Workplace
Rejection Therapy: A Hundred Days of 'No'
To take some pain out of a courted investor's abrupt rejection, tech entrepreneur Jia Jiang launched 100 Days of Rejection Therapy, actively courting "no" as a way of building inner resistance -
Travel
Eight Reasons Business Travelers Shouldn't Work on Planes
Most business travelers get out the laptop as soon as they reach 10,000 feet. Bad idea -
Workplace
Job Applicants' Cultural Fit Can Trump Qualifications
Companies are increasingly hiring employees who fit in with existing corporate culture, even if they're less qualified -
Workplace
Where Have All the Secretaries Gone?
Executive assistants are disappearing from the workforce. It's time to bring them back -
Workplace
The Misery of Mentoring Millennials
Younger workers are shunning the one-on-one mentorship model of the past in favor of a social network -
Workplace
Why You Should Drink at Work
A new study shows that alcohol may boost creativity -
Social Media
So Your Corporate Twitter Account's Been Hacked
What happens when your social media page has been hijacked -
Books
'Give and Take': The Business Case for Being Nice
Wharton professor Adam Grant's book argues that selflessness is the secret to success -
Workplace
Music Boosts Workplace Productivity, Licensers Claim
A survey by music licensers shows music enhances efficiency at work
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Workplace
Why Morgan Stanley’s Job-Hunt Ban Was Doomed to Fail
The bank found that trying to prevent employees from looking for other work is futile -
Workplace
Don't Apologize: Expressing Regret, Reconsidered
Apologizing doesn't help your cause. Sorry -
Management
Why Employees Like Zuckerberg (and Other Popular CEOs)
When it comes to employee approval, a leader’s confidence, vision, and accessibility can trump financial results -
Entertainment
The 'Game of Thrones' Guide to Management
Back for a third season, the HBO series is better than any business book at illuminating corporate power struggles -
Workplace
Stylish Home Office Gear
Options for your home office include a standing desk, swivel chair, architect's lamp, and more -
Fashion
Pastel Polo Shirts for Men, Popped Collar Optional
Sorbet-colored polos for men—even in the workplace -
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Music Boosts Workplace Productivity, Licensers Claim
A survey by music licensers shows music enhances efficiency at work -
Travel
Looking to Get Ahead? China Doesn't Want You
Think Mandarin, a passport, and a good idea will allow you to jump-start your career? Not so fast ... -
Workplace
Why There Are No Bosses at Valve
A Q&A with co-founder Gabe Newell about the enviable office culture at Valve Software -
Entertainment
Which Music Streaming Service Should You Use at Work?
Three options for putting a soundtrack to your day -
Autos
Good Riddance, PT Cruiser Car Rentals
The car that haunted business travelers for a decade is finally disappearing from the road -
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How to Turn Your Office Into a Musical Paradise, by Band Manager Jake Friedman
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The Misery of Mentoring Millennials
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Job Applicants' Cultural Fit Can Trump Qualifications
Companies are increasingly hiring employees who fit in with existing corporate culture, even if they're less qualified
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