Your Career

Investing in getting to know your colleagues can have a major impact on your happiness at work—and it doesn’t have to be time-consuming, awkward, or uncomfortable.

Simple tweaks to help get you into work mode—even if you’re working from your dining room table.

Interviewing by Zoom? Here are 10 outfits that will help you stand out, no matter what industry you’re in.

From sexist bosses to stinky lunches, these are the things you told us you never want to see in the office again.

The pandemic created innumerable challenges for working parents. Now, as life goes somewhat back to normal, it’s time to rewrite the rules to make working parenthood more manageable.

No matter how daunting it may appear, it is possible to pivot your career regardless of your industry, level of experience, or age. You just need to plan ahead.

What would we do if we couldn’t mute ourselves?

Perplexed about the rules of gift-giving at work? We’ve got you covered.

You don’t have to love your job, or baking, or anything really. Unless of course you want to.

“If a 13-year-old is doing more than a 30- or 40-year-old, there’s obviously something wrong.”

8 women share their stories.

Regardless of whether it’s due to a global pandemic or a company merger, being laid off from your job can feel like a crushing, humiliating, and even traumatic experience.

14 women share how their morning routines have changed (for the better!) over the last six months.

Cecile Richards, Anna Quindlen, Maaza Mengiste, and other trailblazing women on the lessons they learned from their mothers.

As a new mom and the founder of Wovn Home, Davina Ogilvie invites us into her quarantine (virtually, of course) to show us how she’s juggling it all.

Miyako Nakamura, M.M.LaFleur’s Creative Director, shares her WFH rhythms and rituals, which involve brioche, British magazines, and learning to love virtual fittings.

Self-isolation is an exercise in creativity. Below, five of our team members let us in on their work-from-home routines—outfits, snacks, naps, pets, and all.

As the world goes into self-isolation, many women are suddenly doing their full-time jobs (from home) while trying to homeschool their kids. It’s a lot, to say the least.

Why our twenties are so crucial for career-building—and how we can benefit from that decade’s lessons at any age.

In our new series, we’re profiling women who are on the front lines of the fight to understand and contain the coronavirus. This week, we caught up with Emmy Award winner Kate Eby, who produces the 6pm newscast at ABC-7 in San Francisco.

Need a jolt of Leslie Knope’s energy? A lesson in lounging from Olivia Pope? Here’s how to emulate the style of your favorite leading ladies.