Career

The instantaneous nature of email has people sending out notes riddled with poor grammar and bad etiquette.

It’s time to understand that your success in the workplace is dependent on filling a need and bringing value to the company. It goes beyond getting your work done, it's about implementing a necessary attitude change and realizing that it’s about being proactive and anticipating the needs of your clients or bosses and proving your worth.

Here are three ways to work around the catty and immature environment that an office can breed.  

People pleasers may seem to get along with everyone in the office, but they aren’t doing themselves—or their company—any favors. In fact, in some cases, it could be hurting their advancement and destroying their careers.

The actress and recording artist has managed to turn a public relations firestorm into positive media spin in her latest rebranding exercise, and marketing experts say employees should take note.

Transforming your voice, communication and the power of their delivery can increase your workplace potential help define your personal brand.

The internet, social media and other forms of technology are a convenient way to access information, but more often than not, they are overloading our brains with more than we can process in one day.

Here's how employer can cultivate an office environment that fosters workers' creativity and productivity.

Thanks to The Great Recession and advancements in technology, the workforce is tighter and more competitive than ever before, and it’s not getting better anytime soon. 

Social recruiting through sites like LinkedIn can help save companies tens of thousands of dollars. 

As the economy cools, work-at-home scams are heating up. Here are the phony scams to avoid.

As companies look to attract top talent and retain current workers, employers are offering benefits that go way beyond basic health care and retirement planning. 

A career is like any investment: You have to manage it sensibly to get a decent return. Take these steps to improve your career-management skills.

If you find yourself regularly frustrated or impatient at work, you could be suffering from office anger--and that can have long-term consequences for your career.

When it comes to retention, the government has something over the private sector: loyalty. 

Some of us prefer to work solo, while others thrive in a team setting. The key is knowing the best way for you to thrive at work and learn how to adapt.

Employees who feel their place in the office is diminishing are probably right, at least from a literal standpoint.  

While workplace politicking can be a dirty game, it is an undeniable part of office life. Here's how to navigate the waters and advance your career.

Working a dead-end job is no fun. Here are ways to tell if you've gotten caught in the trap, and how to get out.

If you find yourself in a situation where you’re unhappy in a new job, experts recommend taking steps immediately to find the root cause of the disappointment to remedy the problem. Here's how.