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The Class of 2025 Tries to Crack a Chilly Job Market for College Grads
Economic jitters and government cuts are pushing companies to pare back earlier hiring projections
Offices Ditch Harsh Fluorescent Lights. New Tech Is On the Way.
From faux skylights to circadian-tuned systems, lighting upgrades are a priority for companies trying to lure employees back to the workplace.
Meet the People Who Work Fully Remote—and Hate It
Most employees still want to be able to work from home at least some of the time. But a small cohort yearns to get back to cubicles and chit-chat.
I Thought I Was an Ideal Leader. Instead I Was a Cautionary Tale.
A mortifying conversation with a student inspired me to rethink my approach to work.
The Locker-Room Playbook for Managing Gen Z Employees
Gen Zers recently overtook baby boomers in the workforce, posing new challenges for business leaders
Saving the Office From Becoming a Passive-Aggressive Hellscape
Texas trial lawyer and internet star Jefferson Fisher on bringing back directness as workers return to the office: ‘We’re doomed if we don’t change our approach.’
Big Law Firms Struck a Truce With Trump—and Set Off a Clash With Recruits
Law students at top schools are reconsidering offers at Skadden and other firms while associates are canceling interviews in protest.
Will AI Help or Hurt Workers? One 26-Year-Old Found an Unexpected Answer.
New research shows AI made some workers more productive — but less happy.
The Big Shift From Salaries to Bonus-Based Pay
Did you hit your work goals? Part of your compensation may depend on it.
To Get What You Want, Try Shutting Up
Silence makes us feel awkward. Deploying it can be a superpower.
Disruption looms at East Coast ports as longshoremen prepare to strike
A strike by dockworkers would be the biggest disruption to the flow of goods in and out of the country since the height of the pandemic.
Location, Location, Golf Simulator. A Developer Cracks the Office Market Code.
New amenities, from a gym to a movie theater, and a good commuter location filled this suburban office tower
The Work From Home Free-for-All Is Coming to an End
Amazon’s CEO just called everyone back to the office full time. If you thought your two days a week at home were safe, think again.
A Decade After ‘Lean In,’ Progress for Women Isn’t Trickling Down
Efforts to advance women at work have spurred gains in corporate C-suites but little change at the critical early stages of careers, a 10-year study finds