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7 mins read// There are some things you’re probably fairly open about at work. Your go-to coffee order. The fact that public speaking makes you nervous. Maybe even your plans for your upcoming vacation.

9 mins read// No one should show up for their first day at a new job without some tips in hand. And yet, that’s exactly what I did for my first job out of college.

6 mins read// The COVID pandemic and the massive switch to remote work forced us to learn new ways of leading and managing teams.

3 min read// Restaurants, bars and cafes are helping each other out as the staffing shortage continues to upset rostas. Even friends and family are helping out, says Stuff senior feature writer Bess Manson who lent a hand herself.

3 mins read // 3 hacks can help you land your dream job

6 mins read// Giving back to society is a collective responsibility, not just an individual one.

3 mins read // Mass layoffs and hiring freezes

8 mins read// Since the 20th century, the word bro began to gain a non-familial connotation. In the 1970s the word bro started being referred to as a male friend rather than just another man.

Of all the interview questions job applicants prepare for, the most obvious ones sometimes get the least attention. Yes, you came ready to share your biggest flaw, your greatest strength, a moment when you shined, and a concept you learned, but what do you do with a broad but direct question like “Why do you want to work here?” In this piece, the author offers three strategies for answering this common interview question and provides sample answers for you to use as a guide

10 mins read// We all expect to be praised for our hard work and effort. We all want to be appreciated, noticed and rewarded. But a large part of the work we do often goes unnoticed.

3 mins read // 1 in 4 Gen Z employees worry that taking a lunch break makes them look bad at work

3 mins read // Common mistakes during interview