39 Most Tantalizing Business Cards

Networking like a bosssss.

Marcelle Friedman 2 months ago 125 responses

Cosmopolitan Editors In Search Of Hard Workers Who Don’t Tweet Stupid Things

“There’s no understanding of what hard work is,” says Editor-in-Chief Joanna Coles.

Hillary Reinsberg 3 months ago 2 responses

Working In PR Is An Endless Grind Of Fickle Celebs, Demanding Clients, And Crazy People

“Any event where we have a press check-in, we have all these crazies showing up. And I’ve had people lie to me about who they were.”

Amy Odell 4 months ago 12 responses

7 Completely Uncontrollable Things That Will Apparently Make You Successful

Want to be successful? You’ll have to transform yourself into a very tall, blonde, first-born child named Deborah.

Hillary Reinsberg 5 months ago 56 responses

Career Confidential: The NYC Hotel Concierge Who Crushes Jersey Shore Dreams

“When I tell them they can’t go to the Jersey Shore, I haven’t seen tears but girls have been very upset.”

BuzzFeed Shift 9 months ago 43 responses

Why Joseph Gordon-Levitt Has Had An Awesome Career

He went from cute little kid to bona fide movie star. Gotta love JGL.

Lauren Yapalater 10 months ago 380 responses

In Homophobic Industries, Gay Men Struggle To Blaze A Trail

Sports, construction, and other male-dominated fields remain very unfriendly to gay employees. But a few are working to make things better for everyone.

Anna North 10 months ago 19 responses

Why Girls Aren’t Engineers

A plausible explanation. Thanks society!

Donna Dickens 11 months ago 104 responses

Female Bosses Get More Slack — Sometimes

Researchers discovered that people are more tolerant of female bosses’ mistakes — if they work in traditionally male-dominated jobs.

Anna North a year ago 1 response

Can Designing Your Own College Major Help Your Career?

Majoring in something like “happiness” may not sound like a smart career move — but in some cases, it can be.

Anna North a year ago 4 responses

Why Are Young Women Prioritizing Successful Careers More Than Young Men?

According to new data, 66 percent of women ages 18 to 34 cite career as a top life priority, compared to 59 percent of men in that age bracket. Young men and women hardly seem surprised by these numbers.

Amy Odell a year ago 3 responses

Work It: How To Network Like A Dude

How do you keep it strictly business when meetings take place over cocktails at candlelit hotel bars?

Doree Shafrir a year ago 15 responses

The 8 Best Career Movies Of All Time

A list of awesome flicks with solid career lessons. In some instances, those lessons are clear while in other cases, they’re less than obvious. And kind of hilarious.

jaclyns3 a year ago 1 response

Seth’s Blog: Is this noise inside my head bothering you? on sethgodin.typepad.com ›

Not just my head, but your customer’s head and yes…yours. Everyone has multiple conversations and priorities going on, competing agendas that come into play every time we make a choice about doing, buying, creating or interacting. I think these voices (and a few I missed) determine which career we choose, how good a job we do, where we shop and what we watch.

TweetMeme 2 years ago respond

A Common Work Occurence

A new comic from LOLdwell that pretty much sums up my entire work day. Sometimes I’ll even pause one cat video to watch another, then forget about the first one for hours. View Image ›

Tanner Ringerud 3 years ago 108 responses

Good Tips at the End of His Meals on nytimes.com ›

In his final column, The Times’s restaurant critic answers questions that he was often asked or that he wished he’d been asked over the years.

NYTimes 3 years ago respond