The boss has a way with words. Maybe she's born with it—or maybe it's ChatGPT. wsj.com/articles/the-b… via The Wall Street Journal

Why working out during the workday is the ultimate power move
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Some big companies have announced big layoffs in recent weeks – and that has some workers feeling scared. On The Wall Street Journal’s As We Work podcast, columnist Rachel Feintzeig says if job cuts might be on the horizon, it’s time to network.
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Live the work-from-anywhere dream.* (*But beware all of the tax snafus, legal hassles and killjoy bosses) wsj.com/articles/work-… via The Wall Street Journal

Psst…There’s a Hidden Market for Six-Figure Jobs. Here’s How to Get In. wsj.com/articles/how-t… via The Wall Street Journal

A dilemma for employees with pensions: retire soon to lock in a lump sum, or remain on the job and risk reductions to payouts if interest rates continue to rise wsj.com/articles/shoul… via The Wall Street Journal

Lots of leaders flame out like Liz Truss. Who gets to rise from the ashes? wsj.com/articles/liz-t…

Think quiet quitting is new? Try telling that to Adam, who did it in the Garden of Eden. wsj.com/articles/a-mes… via The Wall Street Journal

Is your quiet quitting going a little too well? You could be getting quiet fired. wsj.com/articles/quiet…

Whether you’re looking for new opportunities or preparing for a recession, you have to network. Learn from WSJ on how to do it wsj.com/articles/wsj-n… via The Wall Street Journal

How Rude? Dealing With the Big #@$%! Changes in Workplace Etiquette wsj.com/podcasts/as-we…

It's just a job. These bosses claim to be fine with that. wsj.com/articles/jobs-… via The Wall Street Journal

The hot, new trend in office design? Cubicles and doors that shut wsj.com/articles/the-o… via The Wall Street Journal

Companies are adding incentives to get workers back to the office. Some early returnees say the special treatment is making them resent prodigal colleagues. Marquette University’s Kristie Rogers tells The Wall Street Journal’s As We Work podcast what’s at stake.
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The workplace is getting ruder. Or is it just loosening up? wsj.com/articles/what-… via The Wall Street Journal

As more people head back to the office, some minority workers are asking to stay remote. On The Wall Street Journal’s As We Work podcast Dr. Tiffany Jana (Doc Jana) they/them tells Tess Vigeland that remote work can be positive for some individuals and their careers.
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Doing yoga. No small talk. Singing “Jessie’s Girl.” Why people go to the office on Friday when it’s empty. wsj.com/articles/frida… via The Wall Street Journal

Then: The boss is tapping out emails on the deck of a second home while rank-and-file workers toil in cubicles until 5 p.m. on summer Fridays.

Now: The boss is in the office, 'leading by example,' while subordinates Zoom into meetings from the beach.

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