Fast Company

Corporate America tends to reward extroverts, but introverts bring a lot to the table. Here are the top 10 jobs where introverts can shine.

The ruling by U.S. District Judge William Alsup during a hearing in San Francisco is the most significant blow yet to the effort by Trump and Musk to drastically shrink the federal bureaucracy.

Your manager’s happiness isn’t explicitly your job but their well-being directly impacts yours. Welcome to your master class in managing up.

Before a layoff there are ways to boost your savings and find extra cash.

In yet another interview, the J.P. Morgan Chase CEO doubled down on his stance that workers need to stop protesting return-to-office mandates.

Don’t panic if you’re not the office favorite. There are still ways to make a good impression and get coveted opportunities.

Trump publicly mocked Elizabeth Warren in front of the nation. If you have a bully in your office, here are four ways to respond.

Technology may be transformative, but executives keep believing these AI myths, says this future-of-work expert.

Applying marketing tactics to recruitment can reduce costs and improve hiring outcomes.

Leaders often mistake empathy for passive listening, but true empathy requires clarity, decisiveness, and action.

Making people feel valued and included isn’t a once-a-year undertaking. Here’s what really makes the difference.

Too often the complexities of ambition, motherhood, and professional duty are distilled into stereotypes that seek to diminish rather than dignify.

A new report finds that even as employees face mounting mental health challenges, only 29% believe their company offers enough benefits.

If there is an unprofessional level of favoritism between your boss and colleagues, here’s how you can approach the situation.

No matter the situation or your role, don’t unknowingly sink your negotiations by using the wrong language. These phrases reveal your inexperience and lack of confidence in one sentence.