In search of imperfection

The perfect résumé does exist, and it’s boring the hell out of everyone

Are you a ‘meat proxy’?

If you send unreviewed AI outputs to your coworkers, this new insult may apply to you

Why so many workers are turning down promotions

Less than half of Canadians would take a promotion if it meant more time at work. And just about nobody wants to manage their coworkers

The AI boom Is here, but where are the women?

AI is creating some of the fastest-growing and highest-paying opportunities in today’s labour market — but women are being left behind

From the outside in

A new Western University study finds workplace harassment and violence increasingly comes from outside the organization, and it’s time for HR to do something about it

Back to the résumé

A new report shows that many jobseekers are editing their career back-stories, mostly to make themselves appear more qualified to hiring managers

Fun at work isn’t frivolous after all

Many employees are keen to have more social events at work. Who knew?

Pushed to the brink

Burnout is pushing one in 10 Canadian emergency room doctors to leave the profession

Free the knee?

Is it okay to wear shorts to the office? Inside the polarizing debate

The enthusiasm penalty

Managers routinely choose the more motivated employee for extra work — even when it negatively impacts employee performance and well‑being

Job postings are getting ridiculous

Job descriptions are a bloated mess right now, and that’s bad for both candidates and employers

Go ahead and reply to that email right now

Worried that replying too quickly to a prospective employer could make you seem desperate? New research suggests you may be worrying about the wrong thing

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