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4 lessons for employers from Reddit’s Antiwork community
You probably want to stay away from Reddit's new subreddit, /r/antiwork – also known in everyday parlance as the "anti-work move...

Return to office has huge benefits, says one talent director
Contrary to the popular narrative, a return to the office actually has its benefits for both companies and employees. That’s acc...

COVID-19 big shifts: The workplace will stay remote controlled
This is the second in a series of excerpts from our New World of Work survey report which was published in August 2020. More tha...

How businesses responded to COVID-19 – and what they’re planning now
This is the first in a series of excerpts from our New World of Work survey report which was published in August 2020. More than...

Why millennial job-hopping shouldn’t be a warning sign for recruiters
Millennials have a bad reputation as entitled job-hoppers. Hiring managers can’t get past resumes that read one and a half years...

5 alternatives to the same old resume
Outdated, suboptimal, dysfunctional are just a few of the words readily associated with resumes. We’ve been in an unhappy relati...

Lost lessons from the invention of the interview
Among Thomas Alva Edison’s lesser known inventions was the modern job interview. The wizard of the original Menlo Park (New Jers...