Pilita Clark: Oh, no! Not another work email with exclamation marks!
Women worry using them might make them look incompetent. Relax!
What if working from home was a legal right?
An Australian state is planning a new hybrid work law despite an angry business outcry
No shame in sleeping late ... to remedy that social jetlag
Bosses who get up at 4am deserve more pity than praise
Memo to women: get ready to work for free again
The gender pay gap is tediously persistent and worse than we thought
If the world’s HR staff disappeared tomorrow, would anyone care?
Human resources are getting a lot of hate from both workers and management, but do we really want AI taking their place?
Why you should be glad if your next boss is a young striver
Today’s newest workers have overcome hurdles that would have seemed preposterous to their older colleagues
Aberdeen to abrdn and back: What companies should learn from the worst corporate rebrands ever
Branding fiascos will never go away as long as companies keep putting their customers last
The race between commuters and tourists in London is unwinnable
‘Dawdling, walking three-abreast, or doing anything else to block a footpath is ill-advised on busy streets ... people walk faster than they do in less populated spots’
Can we just have one day when no one mentions AI?
The gap between hype and reality is frustratingly wide and growing
The business font of all evil has won
Comic Sans is never going to be as reviled as its critics would like
Most worrying aspect of Coldplay concert scandal has to be the ubiquity of online tripe
Serious point of this episode is the hoaxes it spurred have been relatively harmless compared to plethora of online scams that continue to go unchecked
Who answers the phone and says nothing? People under 25
Younger workers who don’t say hello when they answer a call need to know it’s a problem
Do we like it when our political and business leaders appear human or cry in public?
Admissions of overwhelm show humanity, if people in charge are strategic with their weaknesses
Problem at work? You’ll be hearing from my chatbot
A flood of AI-generated complaints means a new kind of unwarranted hassle for HR and customer services
Return-to-office edicts aren’t always what they seem
When top executives work remotely, it becomes more difficult to drag everyone else to their desks