Man who feared he was a psychopath says colleagues gave him the giveaway signs
A former London banker confesses he became a 'worse version' of himself to thrive in the city's cutthroat corporate culture.
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Reddit User Says Skipping One-Way Video Interviews Opened Up Better Job Chances
A job hunter quit one-way video interviews, asked for calls instead, and found the companies worth joining answered.
Nathan Fillion Says He Only Worries About What He Can Actually Control
Nathan Fillion says love your work but don't fall in love with it — a philosophy of control, worry, and letting go.
Internet Weighs In on Whether Job-Hopping for a Raise Beats Staying Put
A Reddit debate on whether switching jobs is the fastest way to get a raise, backed by tales of 65% and 50% jumps in pay.
How to Stop Being Everyone’s Yes-Man and Become a Literary Asshole Instead
A writer's advice column urges authors to stop pleasing everyone and set firmer boundaries with strangers seeking free editing.
Re-Entering the Workforce: Why Leading With Your Record Beats Hiding It
A Houston professor says formerly incarcerated job seekers should disclose their past upfront, not hide it, to overcome employer bias.