The New York Times
How to Succeed When You're Marginalized or Discriminated Against at Work
“Hacking” your work only works if you’re a person who would be congratulated for your ingenuity. If …
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Across our curated articles on work, you'll find a range of guides, stories, research studies and actionable tips on how to navigate the workplace, office culture and politics, meetings, open-plan offices, and a whole lot more.
Paul Jarvis
Do we have to love our work?
Passion or love doesn’t have to be part of the work/job equation. The value of work is that you get paid to do it, not …
WorkOur World in Data
Talent is everywhere, opportunity is not. We are all losing out because of this.
The world needs ideas and innovation to make progress against the many problems we face. Creative and talented people that …
WorkForge
The Correct Way to Email
It’s still the best way to communicate professionally, but only if you follow these guidelines.
WorkThe New York Times
Company Socializing Has Become Work: Two words: Mandatory. Fun.
In the era of the virtual office, when even workers who are physically present often wall off their senses with oversized …
WorkThe Onion
Working In General Vicinity For 8 Hours A Day Misinterpreted As Friendship
Saying he had wholly misread his office mate’s mild, occasional interest in talking to him, sources confirmed Monday …
WorkThe New York Times
Young People Are Going to Save Us All From Office Life
Gen Z-ers and millennials have been called lazy and entitled. Could they, instead, be among the first to understand the …
Life WorkThe New York Times
An Open Letter (and a Rant) on Age Discrimination at Work
One writer, in his 50s, has applied to more than 100 jobs. And a second has had it up to her silver bob with younger …
Future of Work WorkForge
To Do Better Work, Change Your Environment
How to find your ideal space for focus, collaboration, or creativity.
Productivity WorkMcSweeney's
Our Open-Plan Office Failed, So We're Moving to a Towering Panopticon
Good news! In response to your “concerns” about our current open-plan creative campus, we are pleased to announce …
WorkTim Harford
What we get wrong about meetings – and how to make them worth attending
I rely on Google Calendar to tell me where I am supposed to be, when and with whom. When the service collapsed for an …
WorkHarvard Business Review
Why People Get Away with Being Rude at Work
To our dismay, our study discovered a tendency on the part of managers to blame employees for the mistreatment they …
WorkSignal v. Noise
How to onboard a new hire
Recently I hired someone new here at Know Your Team. Here’s exactly what I wrote on Day 1 and the 23 questions I asked …
WorkThe New York Times
How Phones Made the World Your Office, Like It or Not: From desk to car to pocket
The telephone began to pervade our lives at the end of the 19th century, and then — as you can see in these photos from The …
WorkThe Wall Street Journal
Yes, You Actually Should Be Using Emojis at Work
Once viewed as a frivolity, emojis are now key to clear and concise communication, esprit de corps and cultivating a shared …
WorkOneZero
Don't Put Your Work Email on Your Personal Phone
Mobile Device Management potentially gives your company the ability to spy on your location, your web browsing, and more.
WorkBonnie Eisenman
What I Know About: Being Sick at Work
I’ve spent a lot of time working on skills to make it easier for me to exist in a professional environment. This …
Health WorkThe Hustle
How much money can you make on Amazon Mechanical Turk?
Mechanical Turk offers workers the freedom to complete menial tasks for small sums of cash. But is the platform really a …
WorkJan Harasym
How to survive an open office.
However, for me, if I have some work that really must be done I end up doing it at home. When I’m in the office I just …
WorkThe Startup
The Silent Meeting Manifesto v1: Making meeting suck a little less
Meetings suck. It’s a universally accepted truth.
I’m here to tell you that they don’t have to. I’m …
WorkUniversity of Cambridge
One day of paid work a week is all we need to get mental health benefits of employment
“We know unemployment is often detrimental to people’s wellbeing, negatively affecting identity, status, time …
Health WorkThe DESK Magazine
How to Email a Busy Person & Get a Reply
If you want to email a busy person and get a response, you’d better write a good email. And after sending and receiving …
WorkDice
Burnout is Now an Official Medical Condition
Burnout is real, and it now has its own distinction with the World Health Organization (WHO) as a legitimate medical …
Health WorkJustin Jackson
The Freedom Ladder
Have you ever seen a painter use a scaffold? It’s a ladder you construct to get from ground level up to the elevation …
Life WorkDuke's Fuqua School of Business
Love Your Job? Someone May be Taking Advantage of You
If someone is passionate about what they do, we see it as more legitimate to exploit them, according to new research from …
WorkForge
How to Outlaw the Office Bully
New legislation seeks to clearly define workplace bullying — and offer employees a chance to fight back.
WorkFast Company
Almost half of American workers have cried at work
48% have cried at work. While women are more inclined to break down in tears over stress, 36% of men also acknowledged crying …
WorkThe New York Times
Is Conference Room Air Making You Dumber?
A small body of evidence suggests that when it comes to decision making, indoor air may matter more than we have realized.
Health WorkNew York Magazine
People Who Claim to Work 75-Hour Weeks Usually Only Work About 50 Hours
Virtually anyone you know who claims to be working more than 60 hours a week is not telling the truth.
WorkThe New York Times
Where the Good Jobs Are
For people without a college degree, finding work that offers decent pay can be a challenge. The solution may require a …
Work