Working with an ex-girlfriend or ex-boyfriend isn't always easy but it's doable. Keep it professional.

Feel like you're only doing grunt work? Ask your boss for clarification and about the big picture. Anticipate what your boss needs and t

How many times do you say or hear passive-aggressive language like this? "Oh, sorry, I thought you were more senior. I'll ask a mor

Ever work with someone who stinks, has BO or bad breath? Sometimes the person doesn't even know.  Be gentle in how you approach the pers

Ever get screamed at by a mean boss or told that everything you do is wrong?  It's just like being in high school.  You can't change

When working from home, find a quiet place, eliminate distractions, and maintain a strict schedule unlike this woman who has a ground-floor

reader asks on video whether women should wear "three pieces" to work: blouse, scarf, jacket. Advice: depends on the culture and i

Small talk isn't that hard.  Find a few innocuous topics of conversation: the weather, a trip, nearby restaurants, sports, then ask some

Find out what people are thinking about you when your body language isn't up to a professional standard.

Most people haven't a clue about how to start a business presentation.  Be smart about keeping audiences in their seats from the outset

Do your boss or coworkers ever talk to you from the adjacent toilet stall?  Are you at a loss for words, or do you think it's rude to ch

Ever get nervous before a performance review?  Does your helicopter mom want to get involved?  Here's advice from Someone Else's Dad

Ever have an annoying coworker sit at your desk and keep talking like The Thing That Wouldn't Leave?  Here's advice on how to get ri

Did you forget when to use "who" or "whom"?  Never learn to when to use "who" or "whom"? Here's 

Prepare for conference calls so you don't end up with this disastrous case. Send an agenda beforehand and stick to it, make sure you kno

Here's a video explaining that semi-colons are purely stylistic. They replace a period/full stop and a capital letter starting the next

Do filler words and phrases like "like," "um", "you know", "sort of" and "literally" as we

Think you deserve a raise but don't know how to go about asking for one?  Make sure you have a detailed summary about how you've hel

Make sure you get into your clients' shoes to figure out what's important to them.  Check with your boss about how much room you hav