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Revenge Quitting is on the Rise
Longstanding workplace issues such as mistreatment, the normalization of toxic behavior, and a lack of accountability for workplace culture have fueled ...
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The Worst Jobs in America
You may think you have the worst job in America—but are you always on call and facing a deadline, working in a high-stress environment, all for ...
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Gen-Z Isn’t Fooled by Your Compliment Sandwich Baloney
Research reveals that Gen Z employees aren't fooled by the "compliment sandwich" approach to feedback. While this technique aims to soften ...
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Fake Job Postings Are Becoming a Big Problem
A recent article in The Wall Street Journal notes that “Fake Job Postings Are Becoming a Real Problem.” The article details how these fake ...
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What Is ‘Ghostworking’?
There’s nothing spooky about ghostworking. The newly coined term describes a set of behaviors meant to create a facade of productivity at the office, ...
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Like a Corporate Takeover, God Could’ve ‘Fired’ All of Us
Imagine a savvy organization that does a leveraged buyout and buys a company, and the company is losing money. It's awash in red ink. What does the ...
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The Prominence of Work Among Millennials
For young professionals today, work is no longer just something they do for a paycheck; it has become one of the primary spheres of meaning in their lives. ...
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How to Quit Your Job Without the Conflict
Yuta Sakamoto was exhausted from selling home-improvement projects, including the boss’s demand that he help clean up at renovation sites on weekends. ...
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Lottery Winner Vows to Continue Working
20-year-old James Clarkson works as a gas engineer trainee in North England, and has no plans of stopping. Of course, it would be unusual for any person ...
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Constant Motion: The American Experience
By the time they have turned eighteen, most Americans will have moved at least twice. Most thirty-year-olds will have moved six times. By the end of our ...
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