How to navigate political disagreements at work
These days, it's hard to avoid talking politics, even at work. So how can we approach those conversations with openness and respect?
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Kaila Caldwell
US Editor
A DC-based journalist, Kaila Caldwell has written extensively on modern work topics and the future of work. She also covers social and economic issues ranging from environmental finance to political policy analysis. Her work provides a nuanced look at how these areas intersect with technology and global trends. Connect with her on LinkedIn!
61 articles to read
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How does the traditional 8-hour workday measure up to actual productivity levels?
Why we can – and should – bring prison labor into the digital age
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Policies surrounding AI usage at work are becoming more and more popular—but some workers are choosing to ignore them.
Navigating workplace negativity: Strategies for dealing with complaining colleagues
Time to get to the bottom of the droning colleague’s issues once and for all.
Why the secret to career fulfillment lies in finding the right fit
Organizational psychologist André Martin explains it all.
The perfect match: How to choose the right career coach for your goals
A little extra support on the job hunt never hurt anybody—but how do you find the right person to guide you?
Overemployment: Reinventing moonlighting in the digital age
Read personal stories from those juggling multiple roles, and expert insights on the trend from a future of work strategist.
Lost in translation: Decoding bizarre job descriptions
“Candidates with no sense of humor need not apply.” Um …
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