Up, up & away

Canadian tourists may be taking a big step back from the U.S., but corporate travel appears to be business as usual

Not just for executives anymore

Everyday workers are hiring EAs to balance work, home and ever-crazier schedules

Is the end in sight for LinkedIn?

OpenAI is muscling its way into the LinkedIn sphere with a platform promising to reshape how professionals find jobs, showcase skills and navigate the AI-driven economy

The Great Lock-In is here. Are you ready to commit?

The Great Lock-In viral trend reframes the fall season as a months-long grind to refocus, reset and commit to personal goals ahead of 2026

Should you next vacation be a ‘skillcation’?

Still slothing to unwind and refresh? These days, more travelers are seeking opportunities for personal growth ― even while on vacation

Job applications are a nightmare ― and only getting worse

Job applications are so frustrating, 57 per cent of candidates quit before finishing

Remotely speaking

Despite challenges, the numbers tell a tale — Canadians want flexibility when it comes to where they do their jobs

Getting rid of the ghost

Come 2026, employers in Ontario will have to stop ghosting candidates

What the job-jugglers can teach us about AI

Remote workers with second and third jobs are super savvy when it comes to AI productivity ― and they’re more than happy to talk about it

‘Hello?’ Gen Z’s silence on the phone baffles older workers

Gen Z is quietly redefining phone etiquette, leaving generational gaps at the dial tone

The power of connections

Star connections can open doors and make individuals appear more capable than their peers. But there’s a catch

Is change leadership obsolete?

Change is coming too fast and too furious for anyone to keep up with, let alone believe in and support

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