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Working culture has changed forever, and trying to micromanage workers will cause top talent to leave, says organizational psychologist Cary Cooper.

Coauthor Robert Sutton says companies suffer from too much collaboration or too little. He covers these workplace issues in "The Friction Project."

Rebecca Morassutti, a corporate executive turned successful virtual assistant, earns over $144,000 annually working flexible hours.

Young professionals working remotely since the pandemic are facing a loneliness epidemic and going to great lengths to feel social connection.

Your job and career success are too important to leave to your boss. Also, your boss probably isn't a great manager. So you have to manage your boss.

Leaving her job to freelance and moving to a new city simultaneously left Kate Bettes, an extrovert, feeling isolated, lonely, and unproductive.

Looking for a job? Jokes, lateness, and saying "literally" are among the habits most likely to give hiring managers the ick, a Ringover survey said.

Dan Meers, who plays Kansas City Chiefs' KC Wolf mascot, will be performing in his fourth Super Bowl — and wearing lucky SpongeBob SquarePants boxers.

Australia's Senate passed a bill on Thursday giving workers the "right to disconnect" after work.

Starting a work presentation with a question or a personal anecdote are more engaging introductions to make a memorable first impression.

Minneapolis is one of many cities in the US struggling to attract people back to its downtown area as people work from home post-pandemic.

Akansha Jain quit her dream job as an Chartered Accountant to pursue a career in teaching soft skills and being her own boss.

Lohanny Santos said she cried in her viral TikTok video because she grew up believing she would be successful if she got a college education.

Gen Z's office siren aesthetic, which incorporates 90s and 2000s workwear, is one of the latest fashion trends to hit TikTok.

"Unless you're a model or a real estate agent, I recommend you not put a photo on your resume," an ex-Amazon and Comcast recruiter said.

After laying off a third of a startup he helped build, Ethan Evans was laid off the next day. He learned there are several parts to conducting layoffs well.

A serial AI entrepeneur shares why he hires liberal arts and humanities graduates for his AI startup. He said creative thinkers are crucial to AI.

J&M Industries, a Louisiana company, has agreed to pay a woman $105,000 in back pay and damages to settle a lawsuit over violating federal age-discrimination laws.

Her toxic boss' gaslighting ruined her confidence and made her second-guess her value in the workplace. She's still plagued by self-doubt years later.

Justin McLeod accepted a job offer from McKinsey in his second year of business school, but said he kept delaying his start date for two years.

An author who was successful but lonely working solo all the time wanted to be on a team. So she changed careers and started a business.

In today's big story, we're looking at why employees are calling for a return to cubicles.