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Anthropic reveals how AI is changing its workforce and culture
The AI powerhouse is ditching junior hires, spending more time in meetings, and managing a constant flow of AI-generated content.
Work meetings: Why your boss should talk less and listen more
New research shows that if your leader dominates the airtime, the meeting is likely a waste of everyone's time.
Perth woman allegedly poisons coworker's lunch with snail pellets
A workplace lunch took a terrifying turn in Western Australia after a woman allegedly spiked a colleague's meal with a toxic garden chemical.
Job interview tips: How to dodge the salary history question
Recruiters might ask what you currently make, but you're not legally required to answer—here's how to handle it like a boss.
Sephora Santa Monica workers locked in a toxic union standoff
After employees rejected a union vote, the organization’s decision to challenge the results has left the store staff feeling frustrated and understaffed.
Gavin Newsom signs new California laws to protect workers from AI
The governor is clamping down on workplace surveillance and AI-driven layoffs while throwing shade at federal inaction.
JPMorgan lawsuit: Worker claims boss mocked DEI and forced resignation
A former executive alleges his manager pressured him to drop Pride work, warning him that 'DEI is not going to save you' before pushing him out.
Iced coffee interview etiquette: Will your latte cost you the job?
The internet is split on whether showing up to an interview with a cold brew is a professional fail or just a vibe.
Workplace bullying: Why toxic bosses keep winning and how to handle them
Ever feel like your manager is gaslighting you? Here’s the tea on why toxic leadership happens and why companies lowkey let it slide.