#office-culture

#office-culture

The president's signature tax law allows a long-standing business deduction for the cost of food provided to employees to expire, imperiling a workplace perk popularized during Silicon Valley's dot-com boom.

Bosses who show off are often conceited and aloof; they seek to impress, while their employees must navigate their behavior for personal growth.

"Your discomfort is a You Problem, not an Ivan Problem, but there are ways to learn from it and Ivan's presence in your office."

Creator @haliijama said, "Doing glutes at the gym just to find out about office chair butt. Soooo, sitting eight hours a day is reversing it?"

Miss Manners believes co-workers should not be asked to contribute financially towards personal food items at office parties; it's the employer's responsibility to cover costs.

"I think he's gonna get it together," Trump said of Hegseth, during an interview with The Atlantic magazine over the weekend. "I had a talk with him, a positive talk..."

Finding the perfect balance for office outings is challenging; it requires navigating the fine line between presenting yourself authentically and maintaining your professional image.

"As per my last email," CC your manager and your manager's manager, and end with, "Regards.""

It's certainly possible that your colleague is an exhibitionist. But there are plenty of innocent explanations... Maybe he hasn't accepted that he needs new clothes.

We aim to go beyond typical workplace advice, diving into the emotional and interpersonal challenges that arise in daily work experiences.

The remarkable pop-up installation at Grand Central Station, featuring actors miming office work, brilliantly encapsulates the grim themes of Apple TV’s ‘Severance’ as they enthusiastically engage commuters.

The yearly office 'Secret Santa' invokes a sense of dread rather than joy, often leaving employees with unwanted gifts that highlight the awkwardness of forced participation.