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Why Shorts Might Be Coming to an Office Near You
The taboo against shorts in professional settings might be the most illogical fashion rule still standing.

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Jun 191 min read
America Is Headed Toward the Infinite Workweek
The future of AI and jobs will be so much weirder than you think.

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Jun 181 min read
What We Get Wrong About Productivity and “Hard Work”
There's the productivity story that looks right—and the one that works.

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Jun 181 min read
How the "Best Countries of 2026" Made Their Grade (with downloadable report)
The image of a country, or in other words, its brand, determines how attractive it is to invest in, do business with, or travel to. A strong country brand also helps attract FDI and top talent. The newly released 2026 Best Countries Index ranks 85 countries on 73 attributes across categories including entrepreneurship, openness for business, quality of life, power, adventure and cultural influence. The report

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Jun 171 min read
More Employees Embrace ‘Microshifting,’ Carving Their Workday Into Chunks
The hope is that it can help people produce better work, while preventing burnout and turnover

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Jun 151 min read
To Get Honest Feedback From Employees, Bosses Need to Ask These Questions
Leaders say they want direct reports to tell them the truth. But they don’t make it easy.

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Jun 151 min read
The Secret to Better Office Design Isn’t the Office Design
Employees who feel like they have some control over their workspace are more engaged—and more productive

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Jun 151 min read
Does Remote Work Make Employees Happier? Here’s What the Evidence Says
In general, workers like hybrid schedules. But it isn’t that simple.

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Jun 151 min read
More Companies Use ‘Backdoor’ Job References to Counter AI
What your former co-workers think of you could land you a job or torpedo your chances

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Jun 151 min read
The Invention of the Trillionaire
The Gilded Age titans did more than build railroads. They paved the way for the reinvention of the stock market—and the creation of runaway wealth.

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Jun 151 min read
THE UNGLAMOROUS TRUTH ABOUT THE AVERAGE TRADWIFE
Most stay-at-home moms simply can’t afford child care.

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Jun 141 min read
A TOOL THAT CRUSHES CREATIVITY
AI slop is winning.

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Jun 131 min read
The Empirical Record on Conflict at Work
What you always wanted to know about conflict in the workplace but didn't ask.

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Jun 131 min read
Fix your habits without destroying your life
How to overhaul your bad habits and make it last

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Jun 131 min read
What 370,000 College Essays Tell Us About A.I.’s Effects on Creativity
I’ve recently drawn a sharp line in the sand: no A.I. for writing. I’m not talking about expense reports or routine emails. I mean actual writing, and the creative brainstorming that precedes it to explore different perspectives or develop novel insights. Excerpt: "Increasingly, many people I talk to — from students to teachers to peers — tell me that they think it’s OK to use A.I. chatbots for brainstorming as long as they do the “real work” of writing. But this misunderstan

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Jun 122 min read
Three Ways to Think About AI and Jobs
Whether automation will make human workers obsolete depends on more than just how smart the AI is.

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Jun 111 min read
Get ready for the “you’re it” moment
Growing into a meta-leader gives you the tools to skillfully manage any situation.

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Jun 111 min read
A hidden growth barrier for industrial manufacturers? Their workforce
New PwC research shows that some companies may have tech ambitions that are outpacing their internal capabilities. More related

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Jun 111 min read
How long until AI doesn’t need humans?
She thinks it's nearly imminent. He doesn't.

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Jun 101 min read
People love working from home. But does it love them back?
A new study says no The Study Related More related

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Jun 81 min read
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