Good Advice In the future, office design plans will prioritize employee wellness For starters, open-seating plans will be less awful. by Erin Magner
Good Advice Back-channeling is a toxic-communication habit that probably exists in your office Here's how to stop it. by Korin Miller
Good Advice Should you say something when you’re in a toxic work environment? Keep a pen at the ready. by Mary Grace Garis
Good Advice The to-do list loophole that lets you feel great about not finishing every single thing Cross off the idea that you need to get it all done. by Mary Grace Garis
Sponsored 4 inspiring entrepreneurs are sharing their top savings advice (and it’s *good*) First on the list? Being honest about your financial situation. by Well+Good Editors
Good Advice A career coach’s 4 tips for job-hunting confidently despite your fear of rejection Redirect the focus, and pick a power song. by Mary Grace Garis
Good Advice Salary transparency is key to the future of workplace wellness "We want to do this for the next generation of women. They’re counting on us." by Erin Magner
Good Advice Has burnout culture made you addicted to ambition and busyness? We're conflating calmness and complacency, but enjoying a slow week at work does not make you lazy. by Erin Magner
Sponsored How to negotiate your salary like a (literal) boss You will be inspired to ask for a raise after this. by Well+Good Editors
Good Advice 7 tips to help you handle the grief of losing someone once you go back to work Because it doesn't just stop. by Raven Ishak
Good Advice The 7-step email hack to help you ask for what you really want "As women, we suck at asking for things." by Well+Good Editors
Good Advice The celebrity-approved method for backflipping over obstacles in the way of your dreams Power through. by Kells McPhillips
Good Advice Checks+Balanced: How going from a high-paying job to start-up life *really* changes a budget See ya, tri-weekly boutique fitness classes. by Emily Laurence
Good Advice Half of millennials have quit their jobs for mental health reasons—here’s what to do if you can’t A mental health expert gives explains why burnout is so pervasive and problematic. by Emily Laurence
Good Advice How to avoid the fear of being mean (FOBM) and stick to your valid opinions 5. Frame the issue as "we" problem, not a "you" problem by Raven Ishak
Good Advice These are the 4 steps to take before accepting a job offer, according to a CEO What do you *really* want out of your career? by Well+Good Editors
Good Advice I’m 6 months into a new job and I *hate* it—can I quit? Your résumé only tells part of the story. by Amy Odell
Good Advice My #MentalHealthMonday morning routine is the most important part of my week Complete with a trip to my therapist's office. by Zoe Weiner
Good Advice The secret to saying ‘No’ without actually saying it "You have to know what your priorities are and where you want to focus your attention." by Kells McPhillips