Named to her post in the recession, a chief executive didn’t dwell on reporting poor results. “Let’s talk about how we’re going to get better,” she told the staff. “Let’s get started.”
A longtime forklift driver has not let kidney disease alter his career path. The job, he says, “gives me a sense of purpose.”
Would you quit one job before finding the next? Amid upheaval in many industries, many millennials are saying yes.
A lawsuit is challenging how a feature on LinkedIn, the professional-networking site, uses a job candidate’s work history.
The chief technology officer of the United States is bringing a Silicon Valley ethos to Washington.
“Knowing that they’re walking because of something I made for them hits me in the heart,” says Julianne Gupta, 28, who works at a prosthetics company.
A reader asks the Workologist how to finally put a stop to two male co-workers’ inappropriate behavior toward women.
Summer jobs with the Forest Service taught a young woman the joys, and the limitations, of the great outdoors.
A recent college graduate finds herself in a new position with a salary and benefits, but few duties.
For the chief executive of the Aspera unit of IBM, respecting an opportunity means embracing it and dedicating yourself to making the most of it.
A nurse who works in infection prevention describes her hospital’s precautions against the risk of Ebola. The experience, she says, has taught her “to constantly be ready.”
Stephen Case, the co-founder of AOL, speaks with Catherine Rampell on job creation and entrepreneurship.
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