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Our jobs are more demanding than ever—how do we find the time to relax and have fun?

Networking pros share their tricks for stress-free, effective meet-and-greets.

What’s more awkward than a performance review at work? The self-appraisal process that precedes it, of course.

New research shows just how important it is to get along with your coworkers.

Research shows your references can make or break your ability to get the gig.

A forthcoming study found a link between autonomy at work, healthy habits, and living longer.

Use one of these strategies to gauge how much your cubemates are getting paid—and whether it’s time to ask for a raise.

Remember, your new boss has a lot of catching up to do.

The traditional 9-to-5 office job is no longer a given for many Americans and Europeans.

According to the “Women in the Workplace 2016” report, many women simply aren’t interested in becoming a top boss.

It is possible to have productive conversations around politics with your coworkers.

Adopting a power pose may not actually help you feel more powerful, according to researcher Dana Carney.

Use the time to focus on your professional goals.

The allure of working in your pajamas and having a five-step commute is understandable—but do you have the will-power needed to keep your nose to the grindstone?

How it pays to keep your options open.

It's all about prioritizing.

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7 Tips for Becoming a More Effective Networker

4 Tips for Rocking Your Self-Assessment

Employees Spend Less Than 40 Percent of the Workday on Actual Work

7 Tips for Working From Home When You Have Kids

5 Tips for Loving Your Weekdays as Much as Your Weekends

4 Tips for Negotiating More Time Off Before a New Job

3 Steps to Guarantee a Good Job Reference

Psychologists Say Micro-Managing May Shorten Employees’ Lifespans

6 Ways to Find Out How Much Your Coworkers Make

One Trick for Starting Off On the Right Foot With a New Boss

The Gig Economy Works for Those Who Don't Want a Traditional Job

Women Are Less Interested Than Men in Becoming Top Bosses

5 Tips for Talking Politics at Work

Power Pose Effects Aren’t Real, Says Co-Author of Original Study

How You Can Use Your Long Commute to Your Advantage

5 Ways to Cut Your Work Hours Without Skimping on Productivity

How to Find Your Chronotype—And How Knowing It Can Help You

Women Do Ask for Raises, They're Just Less Likely to Get Them

Three-Day Weekends Are Good for the Environment

5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Decide to Work Remotely

3 Reasons to Look for a New Job Even If You're Not Quitting

The 98-Year-Old Productivity Method You Should Still Use Today