Is A Pay Cut For A New Job Ever Worth It? The Pros & Cons To Consider
There are times when a salary cut can actually be something you look forward to, since there's a chance it will lead to better things.
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Angling For A Raise Doesn't Have To Be Awkward — Here's How To Ask
Gather your research, get up the nerve, and breathe deeply before you ask your boss for a raise.
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How To Ensure Your Workplace BFF Isn't Dragging You Down
Having a friendship with someone at work can make the grind much more enjoyable. And, here's how to make sure your work BFF doesn't put a damper on your career.
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How To Leave Work Behind When You're On PTO
It can be difficult to remove work responsibilities from your mind when you're on PTO, but here's how to make that happen so you can focus on having fun.
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How To Stave Off WFH Exhaustion (Sunlight Is Key)
While most of us can agree that the flexibility and freedom of a WFH position are awesome, there are also some downsides to be wary of.
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The Motherhood Penalty Harms Moms In The Workforce But Children Continue To Benefit Working Dads
Mothers are consistently financially punished in their careers for choosing to have children.
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Tips To Prepare Your Finances For When Student Loan Payments Start Again
Student loans are now unpaused due to the recent Supreme Court ruling; here's how to get your finances in order ahead of repayments.
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Saying 'No' At Work: When It Makes Sense - And When To Hold Back
Creating boundaries at work is key -- and sometimes, you just have to say 'no' to a coworker. We're here to help you figure out when and how to say 'no.'
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Global Gender Parity Won't Happen For 131 Years, And It's Not Just Because Of Unequal Pay
Despite the progress over the last century, it's going to be another 100+ years for us to reach true gender parity in the workplace.
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We're Not Letting Men Police Our Workplace Communication Anymore
Women have come a long way in terms of workplace gender equality - but there's still a need for better inclusion when it comes to communication styles.
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Asking About Parental Leave Needs To Be On Your Interview To-Do List - Here's Why
Ensuring your employer offers parental leave is important, even if don't plan on having children. We're here to explain why this matters and how to go about it.
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The Cardinal Sign's Guide To Choosing A Fulfilling Career Path
No cardinal sign is identical, but they share a similar drive for greatness. Honing this skill could bring exciting changes to your career.
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We Need To Talk About Menopause In The Workforce Because We Deserve Better
Menopause is a part of life, and with it can come complications in the workplace. We need to talk about it.
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Surviving Work When You Went A Bit Too Hard On Sunday Funday
While Sunday fundays can help ease you out of the weekend and into the work week, here's how to survive Monday morning if you went a bit too hard.
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States With Pay Transparency Laws That Fight Back Against Wage Discrimination
While the gender pay gap sadly remains pervasive within the modern workforce, a handful of states are making strides towards payment equality.
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12 Signs You're Valued At Work (Because Good Stuff Isn't Always So Obvious)
Feeling valued at work is crucial for people who care about their general happiness, sense of self-worth, and peace of mind.
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Sorry, Martha Stewart - Rich People Railing Against Remote Work Isn't A Good Look
Martha Stewart recently made a comment about how remote work is bad for business. Here's why this stance is not only out of touch but factually inaccurate.
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What Not To Do After You've Been Laid Off
Knowing what not to do can be as important as figuring out what to do.
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Discussing Salary With Co-Workers Is Important, But Is It Legal? An Expert Weighs In - Exclusive
It's important to ensure you're getting paid what you're worth, so we asked an employment attorney about the legalities of discussing salary with coworkers.
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We've Got The Fixes For Your Worst Work-Day Ailments (Yeah, Our Eyes Are Strained Too)
When work is a pain, we have some tips to help you feel less strain and battle those workday ailments.
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Don't Be Taken In By The Allure Of A Side Hustle - It May Not Make Sense For You
Hustle culture places productivity and success as ultimate motivators for young people today, but it comes at a price: your well-being.
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Weaponized Incompetence: What It Is And How To Spot The Signs
Weaponized incompetence in the workplace can be tricky to spot, but this guide will help you decipher whether or not you're being taken advantage of.
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How To Get Over Your Perfectionism Complex And Ask For Help At Work
Asking for help is a lot easier said than done, and recognizing ways perfectionism holds you back is a win in itself.
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5 Signs It's Time To Leave Your Job (Even If You Love It)
Taking on new opportunities is part of career growth, even if that means leaving a healthy work environment behind.
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How To Navigate An Interviewer Asking Why You Were Fired (You Don't Have To Overshare)
Having to explain why you were fired is an anxiety-inducing - but unavoidable - topic of discussion during any job interview process.
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How To Dodge All The Performative BS On LinkedIn So You Can Truly Focus On Your Job Hunt
The job search platform can easily become a hotbed for unhealthy comparison. Here's how to cut through the noise so you can stay focused on your goals
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How To Approach Your Manager With Confidence When You Don't Get Promoted
If you're passed for a promotion, don't hesitate to bring up the issue in a professional manner, especially if you are confident in your performance.
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