At work, chitchat is an essential skill. Here are ways to make online chatting less anxiety-inducing.
The Vermont senator's practical inauguration style inspired some hilarious memes and superimposed photos.
You're not alone if you're dreading this inbox greeting right now.
Here's what buzzwords like "fast-paced environment," "unlimited PTO" and "works well under pressure" really mean.
How you sit near a window when you work from home can make a huge difference in your health and productivity.
Be careful. Is your bad manager a rescuer, a people-pleaser or a numbers person?
It's a form of white privilege to believe things can be business as usual following the mob assault on the U.S. Capitol.
If you tie your success to a single big work accomplishment, like Joe Gardner, you'll always feel unsatisfied.
You're not alone if 2021 is off to a sluggish start.
A new study reveals the extra steps women take when networking for their careers.
Shame can keep you silent, but this is when you need the most support.
"Oatnog?" "Oat nog?" However you spell it, it's still creamy, even without raw eggs.
If your first thought is "I didn't really do anything during the pandemic," think again. There are many ways to measure growth.
A day off from work looks a lot different in 2020.
Legal experts weigh in on what could happen at work now that a coronavirus vaccine is authorized in America.
It's frustrating to hear "everything's OK" when everything is clearly not OK.
Make your office gift swap fun this holiday season, despite COVID-19.
Even if you can't be grateful for your work situation, you can still thank yourself.
A new HuffPost/YouGov survey shows the gulf between what Americans want to get for the holidays and what employers want to gift.
What American, Southwest, Delta and others are doing for COVID-19 safety over the Thanksgiving and December holidays.
A new HuffPost/YouGov survey demonstrates how unpopular work parties are in 2020.
Join our journalists for a discussion about mental health, myths about productivity and tips for being kind to yourself at work in an era of constant emotional stress and grief.
Coronavirus-themed holiday ornaments are a new way to mark a hard, strange year.
You need to specifically target your job application if you want to work remotely. Here's how.