Category: Career

A survey of more than 3,000 employees and employers by WorkForce Software found that the perception gap is narrowing between how managers and workers view the quality of their work environment.

In job announcements for administrative assistants, companies increasingly prefer candidates with a bachelor’s degree and bilingual skills, according to an article published by Forbes Advisor.

Employment growth for private-sector office workers decelerated in October, but the categories continued their trend of monthly gains, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.

Shelby Scarbrough, author of the book Civility Rules!, says smart administrators need to learn the value of civility in the workplace.

A startup CEO recently spoke with an entrepreneurship newsletter about the value of executive assistants and how to deploy them efficiently.

The scheduling platform Doodle, which knows a thing or two about work habits virtually everywhere, recently published a blog post outlining unique or unusual pauses and unavailability in various cultures. Being aware of time-zone differences is obvious, but here are other factors that Doodle found on its worldwide work tour.

Check that Google Doc ASAP … Arranging business travel for your team?

We are learning the aftereffects of the pandemic, both physically and mentally. If Zoom fatigue is turning your brain to a pulp, it’s time to take a break.

Almost half of U.S. adults experience some “social jet lag,” according to a new study published in the journal JAMA Network Open. The term refers to the mismatch between your biological time, determined by an internal body clock, and your social clock, influenced by work and school, as well as social activities.

A career can be full of butterflies-in-your-stomach moments, but you don’t have to feel powerless against them. The next time you begin to dread a particular aspect of the job, run through these questions.