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Digital life
fromTechCrunch
1 day ago

Get ready for the whisper-filled office of the future | TechCrunch

Dictation and voice-driven coding are increasing, making office environments sound more like call centers or sales floors and raising etiquette concerns.
Careers
fromSlate Magazine
4 months ago

My Co-Workers Have Made an Absurd Birthday Tradition the Norm at Our Office. Why Do We Keep Doing This?

Politely exit obligatory workplace gift-giving by leading by example, asking for no gifts, enlisting allies, suggesting scaled-back customs, and offering low-cost alternatives.
Careers
fromSlate Magazine
4 months ago

I Finally Figured Out the Perfect Hack for Getting My Work Done. Now My New Colleague Is Ruining It.

Set clear, polite boundaries and use brief practical tactics to protect focused after-hours work from colleagues' lengthy interruptions.
fromFast Company
4 months ago

Gift-giving advice for the office: Etiquette experts on what to get your coworkers, employees, or boss

Dermer says a good gift shows you appreciate people's work and pay attention to their interests: "You work with these people everyday, you depend on them, they depend on you"-and a gift should reflect that. Ask yourself: "Where are they in their life?" For example, is someone getting married? How about matching mugs or luggage tags? Or, does your coworker want to learn how to cook? You could get them a cookbook.
Careers
Relationships
fromSlate Magazine
5 months ago

Help! My Colleague Has a Routine That Gets Her Through the Night Shift. Unfortunately, It Involves Tormenting Me.

A night-shift coworker plays loud, repetitive music and sings off-key throughout 12-hour shifts, creating persistent disturbance in a small shared workspace.
Relationships
fromUpworthy
6 months ago

6 ways people cracked the code to master office small talk with coworkers

Office small talk is simple: acknowledge colleagues briefly, be pleasant, keep responses short, and move on.
Food & drink
fromTasting Table
7 months ago

Has Your Work Lunch Ever Been Stolen? Reddit Has Opinions On What To Do Next - Tasting Table

Workplace lunch theft provokes strong reactions; respond calmly, label and secure food, post a polite notice, consider deterrents and escalate to management if needed.
fromNew York Post
11 months ago

Reddit users reveal the grossest things they've seen at work - and it's worse than you think

I'll go first... someone cutting their toenails in a pod.
Everyday cooking
fromNew York Post
1 year ago

Man caused 'mini explosion' after cooking raw steak inside microwave at work: 'Smells like burned meat and despair'

It started small - he'd microwave weird things like boiled eggs (which exploded) or sardines (which smelled like the apocalypse), but then it escalated.
Cooking
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