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If while you were sitting at work a strange man walked up to you and handed you a magic wand that was said to hold magical powers that would allow you to abracadabra yourself from your current career to a new one of your choice would you do it?

This lady’s whole job seems to be sitting outside of an Olympic stadium on a tall chair with a megaphone.  All day.  Talking to people.  Completely deadpan and emotionless.  About nothing.  I want her job!

Those people who think their boss is the greatest thing since sliced bread are undoubtedly in the minority — it is unnatural to like your boss, and most do not because the majority thinks that these fearless leaders seem to suffer from a high powered superiority complex. Now, there just might be some scientific evidence to back that up.

Friday marks the 14th Annual "Take Your Dog to Work Day." Created in 1999, "Take Your Dog to Work Day" was started to celebrate the great companions dogs make and to encourage their adoption from humane societies andanimal shelters. This annual event asks pet lovers to celebrate the humane-canine bond and promote pet adoption by encouraging their employers to support Take Your

As kids, we typically had to listen to adults preach to us about how we needed to study hard in school to become doctors and lawyers. However, what they didn’t tell us is that it was possible to earn six figures doing other, more unusual work.

As high school graduation season wraps up and newly-graduated young adults look to the possibility of continuing their education, many wonder what the best degree and career path is for them. While selecting something you feel passionate about will make going to work easier, there's that whole pesky question of what you will make once you land a job out of college. So, what are the hottest degrees

Getting a job is no easy task in these times, but keeping it may be even tougher.

Have you ever heard of the term Office Spouse? In a recent survey 65% of people said that they have an Office Husband or Wife. A work spouse is your closest ally at work, someone with whom you share frustrations, brainstorming sessions, inside jokes, maybe even your lunch...

The standard 9-5 workday has been customary for decades, but it looks like all that could soon change thanks to the demands of a whole new generation of younger workers. And that’s not all they want.

While holiday parties are thought to bring on the holiday cheer in employees, a new survey indicates they’d be a lot happier skipping the revelries and pocketing the cash equivalent instead.

71 percent of American workers are either “not engaged” or “actively disengaged” in their work. According to Gallup’s employee engagement index, which is based on workers’ responses to 12 workplace elements, 19 percent of the employed are actively disengaged in their work, 52 percent are not engaged, and only 29 percent feel engaged in their jobs.

A company that makes body wash did a survey. Of the 2,000 women surveyed, 10% thought they needed to fix up their hair and makeup after an hour in the office, 40% felt completely “bedraggled” by lunch, and 43% felt like a completely different woman by the end of the workday...