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Sales coach Andy Elliot suggests to workers that they should imagine their family getting kidnapped to boost morale and productivity.

Kollektive founder and entreprenuer Melinda Farley speaks to Mamamia about her business secrets and business tips for lady startups.

Learn the common ways sabotage appears in the workplace, strategies to address and overcome these issues, and how to respond if the person sabotaging you is you.

Kollektive founder and entreprenuer Melinda Podesta speaks to Mamamia about her business secrets and business tips for lady startups.

A person on Reddit explained that their coworker left their company, but not before revealing their salary. Why? All so his colleagues could ask for raises and get rid of the stigma of asking for more money.

The newest term taking over Tik Tok is "lazy girl jobs," referring to the notion of seeking jobs, mainly by Gen-Z women that are completely remote, low-stress, high-paying, end at 5 pm, and are devoid of meddling bosses. The problem with this is that adding a gender tag to any part of women’s work experience is degrading and sets women back, rather than empowering them.

Generative AI, like Chat GPT, is here to stay. It's important to assess how it may impact your work, and more important to learn how to roll with it.

A woman faced conflict with her new boss after refusing to go on a non-business vacation with her coworkers, leading to accusations of irresponsibility and unprofessionalism.

In a TikTok video, a woman, Avni Barman, revealed the "lazy girl strategy" she used to receive a $40,000 bonus at work despite being a "terrible employee."

A Man On Reddit's "r/antiwork" Forum Contemplates "ghosting" His Current Company After Discovering They Posted His Job For A Higher Wage.