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

One of the hardest parts of hitting the “pandemic wall” is feeling like you’re totally alone.

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

We’re in a pivotal moment when we have an opportunity to rewrite all the rules about work, work attire, and work-life balance, and we’re here to guide you through it.

After wearing gender-affirming clothing while working from home, these queer and trans people say they refuse to sacrifice their identities when they return to the office.

“You have money,” I told myself. “What more do you think you deserve when so many people are suffering?”

What CEO Sarah LaFleur and the M.M.LaFleur team are excited to read in 2021.

After a year of reasons to have a glass of wine at the end of the day, our Brand Editor decided it’s time for a Dry January. Here’s how it’s going so far and what she’s found helpful in the process.

A non-exhaustive list of everything fun our Brand Editor is doing between now and September.

It’s not just about making accommodations, it’s about understanding why those accommodations matter in the first place.

They range in age from 22-72. They have different salaries, responsibilities, and hobbies. But there’s one thing all these couples have in common: they’ve totally figured out this money thing.

It’s okay if life feels messy right now. Here’s how we’re embracing small victories in 2021 and working toward something great.

You aren’t behind your peers. Delaying or de-emphasizing the importance of traditional milestones gives us more time to figure out what we really want.

Kathryn Valentine, the CEO of Worthmore Negotiations, breaks down how to evaluate whether or not you should negotiate during the pandemic and exactly what to ask for if you do.

2020 changed everything, including our outlook on the year ahead.

M.M.LaFleur’s Founder & CEO spent years struggling with infertility before the birth of her three children last summer. Here’s what she wore while going through IVF, and the wisdom she picked up along the way.

Our CEO opens up about the loss she experienced in 2020, and how it changed her outlook on family, work, and what it means to be a successful woman.

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

In the same year “social distancing” became part of our vocabulary, we got even closer with our loved ones.

2020 was tough for women who like to do it all. Here’s how to make 2021 a little gentler.

Women are being pushed out of the workforce, and many of them have their spouses to blame.