Month: March 2019

If you’ve presented in a meeting, you know the potentially calamitous effects of projecting your laptop screen — your naked,…

If you choose to stay on social media: Remember that you’re always being watched.

Here’s a checklist of things to do before your next meeting.

We have all tried to be polite and professional, but her constant interference has made our working environment very unpleasant.

Bottom line: Being liked at work is good for your career. Here’s how to make that happen.

Meet Danielle Troy, who teaches art to middle and high school students in Redmond.

Among the offerings: coverage for infertility treatments, a matched contribution to dependent care spending accounts, longer bereavement leave, domestic partner…

What’s a newly promoted employee to do about all this ‘bropropriation’?

Workers need to monitor their addiction to phones and other technology that allows access to work communications, experts say.

“I feel it’s right to stand up against injustices like this, but it’s coming with some negative consequences.”

This situation has gotten so far out of hand that the real problem is being completely overlooked.

Here’s an alternative to the ol’ weighted pro/con list.

There is actually a simple answer to this question.

What gets to us the most? Deadlines.

The old “dads provide, moms nurture” double standard cuts both ways, to every working parent’s detriment.

What to do when you’re offered beer or wine (or even the hard stuff) at a job interview.

Those who feel pressure to prove they deserve to be in the room might be wary of ditching their blazers…

At Freefly Systems, Coltin Knudson assembles, programs, calibrates, tests and packages camera drones for cinematographers.

After only a few weeks, I am already thinking about quitting.

The four most egregious types of ambiguous requests — and how to fix them.

What raised a red flag in an otherwise enticing-sounding job posting? The use of the phrase “full-time freelance.”

Promoting people who are different from you may require changing how you talk about their perceived failings.

Q: I applied online for a job I would love to have. Their system required me to submit the salary…

Give a sports fan the opportunity to talk about their love of the game and you’ll gain a foot in…

The modern workplace is barbaric and grotesque, but at least it’s not normal to suck on your mustache.