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What is business casual attire? Learn what clothing is (and isn't) workplace appropriate.

Learn what summer hours are, the different schedules you can choose from and how to create a policy that works for your business.

Two-day Thanksgiving holidays have become a popular tool among employers to boost employee morale, improve productivity and fight burnout.

To succeed in the music business, you need to understand finance, macro- and microeconomics, and data analytics. Here are some jobs that check these boxes.

What you do during and after a job interview matters. Avoid these common interview mistakes in your job search.

Here are seven strategies to get a job from LinkedIn, including making simple profile tweaks, using connections and groups effectively, and reading content.

Learn how to use your college alumni network to make professional and business connections that can set you up for entrepreneurial success.

Physical and mental chronic illnesses are highly prevalent in the adult population. Learn how to manage your illness in the workplace.

This guide explains what a day trader does and how you can become one, as well as the risks to consider before starting to make investment decisions.

Conference calls are prone to painful mistakes. Ensure productive, efficient virtual meetings by following conference call etiquette and best practices.

If you're looking for a freelance job, here are 15 reputable companies hiring freelancers, including staffing and professional services providers.

LinkedIn is a useful tool for businesses and professionals. This guide explains the many ways to use LinkedIn to grow your career and your business.

Diversity is an important consideration for any modern business. Learn some ways to promote diversity in your company's workplace.

Research shows that co-workers who network internally are more likely to stay with your company and to be more productive.

Learn how to find employment in today’s digital world. We cover everything job seekers need to know, from research to resumes to references.

In-office employees pay for commuting, lunch, child care and more. But just how much do they pay, and how does remote work change the picture?

Your alma mater's alumni network may be a great job-hunting resource. Learn to connect with alumni services and resources to set yourself up for success.

Finding your profession is not always a linear path. It helps to create a map for your career and then be flexible until you reach your final destination.

Workplace meals can improve employee productivity, wellness and engagement by providing workers opportunities to eat, socialize and strategize together.

If your office participates in gift-giving, this guide helps you decide what (and what not) to give your boss. Find appropriate gifts for any boss type.

Though 50-hour workweeks are increasingly common, they're bad for both employees and businesses. Learn how to help employees achieve a better work-life balance.

Labor Day is typically a paid holiday, but not every worker gets to enjoy the day off.

Ready to move up in your company? Do these six things if you want a promotion.

Online resources like LinkedIn are valuable job-search tools that match skills to positions. Learn about 12 LinkedIn alternatives to find the right job.

College professors enjoy mentoring and watching students progress; frustrations include low pay and high workloads. Learn more about what professors say.

Excellent professional references can help you stand out among job applicants. Learn how to ask for a professional reference and what to include.

Working from home is becoming the new normal. How can companies keep up while still managing teams effectively?

Is pressure at work affecting your job performance? Here's what you need to do to lower your stress level.

Money is important, but it isn’t everything. Studies show people who do what they love for a living are much happier.

These Michael Scott quotes from popular television series The Office may have come from a goofball manager, but they hold some leadership insight all the same.