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Do You Have to Invite Your Co-Workers to Your Wedding?
If you're the type of person who discusses your upcoming nuptials at work, be prepared to put your colleagues in an awkward spot
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Joseph O. Holmes's photographs of people's desks, benches, and other work areas
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Chia Seeds, Wall Street's Stimulant of Choice
Forget Adderall. Traders now pop chia seeds to stay focused and energized
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Jelani Roy's Game Change
A former sports agent finds his calling in a different position: point guard for tech startup Plyfe
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What to Do If There's a Mountain Lion in Your Office
Don't try to be a mountain lion whisperer. Here are some better tactics
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Women Are Less Willing to Be Funny at Work, Says Report
While men get laughs at meetings, joking women are often met with crickets—and judgment
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Odd Jobs: This Clown Will Make You Pregnant
Medical clowns—think Patch Adams without a doctorate—seem to be especially useful during the in vitro fertilization process
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Workplace
What to Do If There's a Mountain Lion in Your Office
Don't try to be a mountain lion whisperer. Here are some better tactics
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Do You Have to Invite Your Co-Workers to Your Wedding?
If you're the type of person who discusses your upcoming nuptials at work, be prepared to put your colleagues in an awkward spot
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Cigarette Smoker Body Language
How office addicts take their cigarette breaks says a lot about them
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Workplace
Chia Seeds, Wall Street's Stimulant of Choice
Forget Adderall. Traders now pop chia seeds to stay focused and energized
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Jelani Roy's Game Change
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Behind Europe's Workday Club Craze
Lunch Beat draws workers to the dance floor during their lunch hour in about a dozen European cities, and it's headed stateside
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How to Get a Job ...
Those in the know unlock the keys to employability at Ben & Jerry's, Dyson, Bridgewater, Palantir, and Boston Beer
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Why You Should Drink at Work
A new study shows that alcohol may boost creativity
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Why There Are No Bosses at Valve
A Q&A with co-founder Gabe Newell about the enviable office culture at Valve Software
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What Really Goes On at Conventions in Vegas?
A reporter digs deep to understand a business that is as important to Las Vegas as the casinos
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It Doesn't Pay to Be Yourself at Work
Speaking your mind at work has no bearing on well-being. To impress, employees rarely show their true colors -
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How to Avoid Burnout: Marissa Mayer
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Wall Street's Lacrosse Mafia
Why a marginal college sport is a better entree to high finance than an MBA
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Workplace
The Office Phone Booth
The fast-vanishing street fixtures make a comeback as workplace accessories
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Workplace
Why We Work on the Weekend
An ever-present feeling of guilt defeats the very purpose of the weekend
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Odd Jobs: Burlesque Danger Artist
A performer who routinely puts her life and limbs on the line in the name of entertainment
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Does Your Office Have a Clique?
The workplace can be a patchwork of tight-knit circles, just like a high school cafeteria
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Workplace
Behind Europe's Workday Club Craze
Lunch Beat draws workers to the dance floor during their lunch hour in about a dozen European cities, and it's headed stateside
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Workplace
Cigarette Smoker Body Language
How office addicts take their cigarette breaks says a lot about them
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Workplace
Women Are Less Willing to Be Funny at Work, Says Report
While men get laughs at meetings, joking women are often met with crickets—and judgment
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Workplace
Hillary Clinton, Queen of Cool
The glorious evolution of the Secretary of State's public image
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Workplace
What to Do If There's a Mountain Lion in Your Office
Don't try to be a mountain lion whisperer. Here are some better tactics
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Workplace
Why You Should Drink at Work
A new study shows that alcohol may boost creativity
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Workplace
Chia Seeds, Wall Street's Stimulant of Choice
Forget Adderall. Traders now pop chia seeds to stay focused and energized
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Workplace
Odd Jobs: This Clown Will Make You Pregnant
Medical clowns—think Patch Adams without a doctorate—seem to be especially useful during the in vitro fertilization process
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Workplace
Do You Have to Invite Your Co-Workers to Your Wedding?
If you're the type of person who discusses your upcoming nuptials at work, be prepared to put your colleagues in an awkward spot
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Workplace
Sleeping on the Job? Good! Overachievers Do
People who snooze on the job aren't lazy or hung over—they're gaining an edge
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Workplace
How to Avoid Burnout: Marissa Mayer
It's a matter of finding your rhythm and keeping resentment at bay, says the Google vice president -
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It Doesn't Pay to Be Yourself at Work
Speaking your mind at work has no bearing on well-being. To impress, employees rarely show their true colors -
Workplace
Why We Work on the Weekend
An ever-present feeling of guilt defeats the very purpose of the weekend
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Workplace
Does Your Office Have a Clique?
The workplace can be a patchwork of tight-knit circles, just like a high school cafeteria
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Workplace
Young Brothers Launch a G-Rated Social Network
Joshua and Zachary Swauger created a bully-free social network, Jackie Fame, targeted at kids 13 to 17
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Entertainment
Wall Street's Lacrosse Mafia
Why a marginal college sport is a better entree to high finance than an MBA
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Jelani Roy's Game Change
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How to Get a Job ...
Those in the know unlock the keys to employability at Ben & Jerry's, Dyson, Bridgewater, Palantir, and Boston Beer
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How to Make the Perfect 60-Second Pitch: Alice Francis
The managing director of MIT's $100K Entrepreneurship Competition describes winning ways to sell ideas
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