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How to deal with difficult people at work

Learn how to navigate office dynamics when you come in contact with the jokester, the naysayer, and the people pleaser.

Wordplay episode four: Idle chatter

Most people don't think idle chatter matters in the workplace. But they're wrong.

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The secret reasons why you're off your game

When nothing seems to be going right at work, one of these reasons is usually the culprit.

Wordplay episode three: Passive phrases gone wrong

There are certain passive-aggressive phrases that, when dissected, reveal much more.

Sharpening four 'invisible' skills

They can’t be listed on your resume. But focusing on these skills may help you capitalize on today’s job market.

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Another year, another 3%

2020 will be the ninth year in a row of 3% average raises, according to new Korn Ferry data. How will employees react?

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Survey: Sharing your salary is becoming the norm

Millennials are more apt to share their salary with others than older generations. Employers should be prepared for increased transparency.

Locked and loaded

The attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil production is yet another illustration of why supply chain agility is critical.

This week in leadership

How can Amazon quickly fill its 30,000 job openings? Plus the three "stories" all resumes should tell.

Wordplay episode two: Let's take it offline

Often, we say this when something is too complex to describe in the moment. But there are other reasons to use this phrase, too.

Behind the Starbucks siren

The coffee giant pulled the curtain back on its brand identity, signaling just how critical transparency is becoming for consumers all over.