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7 signs it's time to let go of a friendship, according to a psychologist

Sometimes, it's unclear if you should break off a friendship. Here are seven questions to ask yourself to make it a little bit clearer.

15 email etiquette rules every professional should know

Using a professional email address and avoiding humor will help you improve your work email etiquette.

What is a microaggression? 14 things people think are fine to say at work — but are actually racist, sexist, or offensive

Microaggressions and unconscious bias are everywhere. We identified some of the most common, and what to say or do instead.

The HR chief at $1.4 billion Away told us the company wants employees to bring their 'authentic selves to work.' But a bombshell investigation described a culture of bullying by management. Now the CEO who stepped down is back.

The culture at the unicorn startup was toxic, The Verge wrote. CEO Steph Korey apologized and stepped down. Now she's back, disputing those reports.

The ultimate guide to opening a Pure Barre franchise and becoming wildly successful, according to 2 multiple-franchise owners

Two successful storefront owners say that opening a location is hard work, but worth it to make your passion for fitness a full-time job and business.

Google's career experts say that your resume should always have 5 things

Don't be afraid to brag. It'll help you accentuate your achievements, and choosing to be shy can hold you back.

Here's exactly how to tell if you work at a toxic company that doesn't care about you

Many people feel underappreciated at work, but these key signs may indicate it's time to find another job.

A former Google exec asks job candidates to tell their life story so she can identify their core values. Here's what she does — and doesn't — want to hear.

Former Google executive Lexi Reese says a job candidate's values could be more important than their technical skills.

Use this exact checklist on your first week at a new job to build connections and make a strong impression

The first three months of any new job are an extension of the interview process. From the first day, you need to be on your game.

A relationship therapist breaks down the 10 most common fights couples have

Rachel Sussman, a New York City-based marriage counselor, describes the most typical problems in relationships, from money management to sex.

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