It's important to celebrate your colleagues for their successes. Their wins are your wins, after all. But sometimes, hearing about a co-worker’s successes can be draining—especially if you feel that ...

The first chatbot was built at MIT in 1966 and it certainly has a rich history, which you can read about in The history of the chatbot: Where it was and where it’s going. But, over the last ten years ...

When your colleague asks if you can cover for them while they are out of the office, think carefully before saying yes. In a recent OnePoll survey of 2,000 Americans for Nugg, more than half of ...

When you have a workaholic colleague, their intense dedication to work can be overwhelming. They're often the first to arrive and the last to leave, eagerly taking on extra tasks and responding to ...

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Critical colleagues are treasured gems when they help you develop better insight and discover new possibilities. But some peers don’t listen supportively or bother to cushion their comments. They may ...

Your boss has a certain amount of power over you, as you do over your subordinates, but it is supposed to be different with your peers. You are supposed to be on the same level. You are supposed to ...

One telltale sign of jealousy is when a colleague diminishes your accomplishments or tries to take credit for your work. They might imply that your success is due to luck or external factors rather ...