Employment and Career

5 Things People With ADHD Want Their Co-Workers To Know

An estimated 8.7 million U.S. adults have ADHD — and there are still too many misunderstandings about how it shows up at work.
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Pregnant Workers Get Better Protections Under Landmark Discrimination Law

Starting Tuesday, the law enables workers to legally seek “reasonable accommodation” for pregnancy, childbirth and associated medical conditions.
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The 1 Thing IT Experts Would Never Do On A Work Laptop

If you do this on your work computer, you might want to stop ASAP.
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This Is What Experts Do When They're Torn Between Career Opportunities

Can't make a decision? Deciding between two offers can be agonizing, but this exercise will make it a little easier.
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January Is One Of The Most Notorious Months For Layoffs. Here's What You Need To Know.

There's a reason why companies do lots of layoffs right now.
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The 9 Rudest Things You Can Do To The Co-Worker Sitting Next To You

Don't be this colleague.
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14 Things I Won't Do After Working As A Nail Technician

These nail artists and manicurists have seen and heard it all, and they have hard-set boundaries.
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Soon More Job Listings Will Include Salary Ranges. Here's How To Make That Work For You.

New York City is joining states that have pay transparency laws, meaning your leverage in a job negotiation just went way up — even if you don't live there.
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5 Signs You're Actually The Jerk At Work

If you’re the one nobody likes in the office, don’t expect anyone to tell you. But do watch out for these red flags.
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Should You Reach Out To A Colleague Who Just Lost Their Job?

Being laid off or fired can be an isolating time for people, but there's a right and a wrong way to show them support.
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