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No more 9 to 5: Employees are coming to work late and leaving early, new data shows
The traditional 9-to-5 workday is shifting to a more flexible 10-to-4 routine, according to a recen…
Dads are work-from-home winners — but ditching the office has downsides
Working from home lets dads spend more time with their kids, but it can also spark conflicts and ca…
Theron Mohamed
'Work-life balance is a myth’: Photo of man working in front of momo stall goes viral, Internet reacts
Work-life balance has been challenging for many since work-from-home norms started in 2020. A photo…
Another global giant is tightening up on working from home
Big Four giant PwC has told UK staff and partners that they must spend at least three days in the o…
Nora Redmond
3 small mistakes that can get you into big trouble at work, from an HR professional
Leaving your manager alone is a mistake. They make key decisions about things like compensation, so…
Alyshia Hull
Stagnate from home? Hybrid and remote work models are killing innovation among employees, study finds
The study’s findings suggest that to enhance innovation, companies need to consider more structured…
5 ways to improve your work/life balance, according to work psychologists
Two work psychologists weigh in on how to improving your work/life balance, including scheduling fr…
Paige Bruton
More Americans are back in the office Monday through Friday, according to a new indicator
A report from Bevi finds increases in office attendance for every day of the work week, with Tuesda…
Sarah Jackson
Crying at work isn't always a bad thing. An HR expert shares her advice for getting emotional in the office.
Crying at work is pretty normal, surveys have shown. Whether it's bad or okay depends on your offic…
Isabelle Aron
The 'hushed hybrid' work schedule is the latest way employees are getting around a return to the office
Unlike other tactics of avoiding a return to the office, with "hushed hybrid," workers need manager…
Sarah Jackson
I worked at Google for almost a decade. Its problem is bureaucracy — not hybrid working.
Jordan Thibodeau, who worked at Google for nearly a decade, says red tape is behind the company's i…
Tom Carter
I worked for Oprah for 3 years. Here's what she was like as a boss and what I learned from her.
During Boodie's time with Oprah he learned five main business lessons that he credits for helping h…
Boodie
70-hour work week to sleeping in offices: Golden words on hustle culture from NR Narayana Murthy, Elon Musk, and other billionaires
Work-life balance is a key consideration for many employees, but some tech billionaires challenge t…
Work apps have turned into a total nightmare
The overload of work-related software is driving employees and managers a little nuts and even cutt…
Emily Stewart
A future-of-work expert explains why some companies are willing to risk losing talent to get workers back to the office
Strict RTO mandates are causing tension between workers and their bosses. BI spoke to future-of-wor…
Polly Thompson
I worked in Big Law for 4 years but felt like I was sacrificing my morals. I took a 75% pay cut but love my work now.
Priscilla Hamilton was a fourth-year associate at a Big Law firm when she decided to quit and work …
Jane Zhang
My wife and I both work from home. I have a ton of fears about how remote work will impact my kids as they grow up.
Jeffery Smith, a parent who works from home, shared his thoughts and concerns about how the world o…
Charissa Cheong
The 'office siren' aesthetic is taking off on social media, but one expert warns it's rooted in sexism
Gen Z's 'office siren' aesthetic is making waves on TikTok, but one HR expert warns of its dangerou…
Nora Redmond
I make $140,000 working in plumbing. The trades allow me to support my family in an expensive city.
Joseph Ahrens became a plumber after watching his brother buy a house and a truck in his 20s. Now h…
Elle Hardy
Work and politics can be a bad mix — but it's hard to know where to draw the line
A contentious Trump vs. Harris election means political discussions might become even more heated t…