Career In Life

I'm an influencer, so the app is literally my job.

Revamp your WFH routine based on your star sign.

Career, life, and money coaches weigh in.

And two major don'ts.

And it only takes 10 minutes to complete.

"If you have outdated or irrelevant info on your resume, it makes it easier for the computer screening software to move you to the bottom of the list, and makes it harder for the human reader to identify your unique value."

According to experts.

Number two is so important.

According to experts.

Plus, additional perks that really bring home that work-life balance.

Book that moving van.

No more spare scraps of paper!

Experts weigh in on how to fix it.

And actually get the answer you want.

Allow LinkedIn's annual Top Companies report to be a professional resource.

Whether you have a patio or access to a park.

Retrofitting my current chair with a cushion might help add some comfort (and save a ton of money).

The Pomodoro Technique is popular, because it works.

Once I knew I was working from home for the long haul, a dining chair just wasn't cutting it.

Here's how to fix your WFH space.

It also sleeps 6.

Living where you work can have its upsides.

New year, new job.

Because your office-era rules probably aren't cutting it.

A chiropractor weighs in on the benefits and limitations of ergonomic pillows for work-from-home setups.

It's time to reboot your WFH life.

According to career coaches.

Career coaches share their advice.

They'll make a major impact when you need it.

Get your job search on.

The time to look and apply for holiday jobs is now.

Set yourself up for remote success the IKEA way.

Yes, that includes the 40% employee discount.

I’ve had this printer for at least two years and have yet to replace the cartridge or run into operating issues.

Maybe you can pencil them in for lunch.

It's far more than merely a wardrobe change for me.

Inbox zero isn't always attainable, and it shouldn't be.

It's a definite step up from a tray table and you can still fold it away at the end of the day.

Time to brush up your video call interviewing skills.

I saw people panic about how difficult working from home may be, and part of me thought, “OK, I’ve got this handled.” But then... I didn’t.

Zoom calls can feel like a low-key treasure hunt of subtle clues about who our professional peers and colleagues really are. Here’s why you should embrace it.

1. Open your windows.

It doesn't even matter if you have a green thumb.

Check out these sites if you want to work from home permanently.

Here's how to virtually look your best.

The positions span departments such as software development, art direction, marketing, editorial, web services, and transportation logistics.

It could help your productivity, among other things.

Most of them are tiny changes that cost no money at all, and all of them helped me feel more productive, settled, and happy with my at-home work environment.

Queen Elizabeth II is finalizing plans to embark on a massive renovation project totaling just under $500 million, and is looking for the perfect planner to help the project go as smoothly as possible.

Working from home is a win, especially if you can set your own hours.

With factors like cost of living, co-working spaces, and even WiFi speed, not all states are created equal.

Is a corgi-themed Instagram account out of the question?

LinkedIn recently compiled some data that proves that I’m not alone in my holiday frazzle.

Here are remote seasonal jobs at five different employers available as of press time.

Whether you’re capturing images for your Instagram grid or you’re an aspiring photographer, taking photos of your home is a rewarding way to express and share your personal aesthetic.

Yes, you'll save on commuting—but probably not as much as you think you will.

Here are the best and (rimshot, please) wurst ways that my intermittent Berlin routine differs from home in Washington D.C.

To me, my list is an anchor. It keeps me grateful, motivated, focused, and organized.

From how to use a paper towel properly to the the power of asking for what you want.

If you’re a creative soul stifled by the structure of a traditional 9-to-5, or produce your best work in the solitude and comfort of your own home, you're not alone. To help you get started on your search, we’ve rounded up some recent postings for creative work from home gigs on Indeed.

For those looking to make the switch from an open office plan to your home office, we’ve rounded up 5 work from home gigs from top Glassdoor companies.

If you want to get even more out of your personal rhythms, try writing them down.

According to a survey of 1,000 people, those who claimed to have a consistent set of morning habits earned an average of $12,500 per year more than those who didn’t.

Who thought social media would actually help you get your to-do list done?

We've all been there. It's pushing dinnertime and you've barely touched the work assignment that's due by end-of-day. Fret not, my fellow procrastinators, there's hope to be had.

We all have favorite scents and memories tied to different smells. Cinnamon might remind you of your grandmother’s family-famous apple pie, while the scent of fresh-cut grass takes you back to good times at summer camp. Just as those scents can evoke powerful thoughts and memories, aromatherapy with essential oils is thought to be able to impact your body and mind — energizing you, calming you, and altering your mood.

There's a way to turn a vice into a virtue—just listen to these brilliant tips by self-admittedly awful emailers.

Life can get crazy. That’s why it’s important to take mental breaks from daily stress throughout the day. And while for some of us that might mean watching a mindless reality TV show or playing a silly iPhone game, there are also some more enriching ways to spend your downtime, when you feel so inclined. The next time you’re feeling overwhelmed by work or family, try calming yourself down with a more cerebral distraction.

There’s always that friend. You know, the one with 76 unheard voicemails, 150 unread texts, and—gulp—15,964 unread emails in her inbox. (Or maybe that “friend” is you.) Either way, keeping your inbox uncluttered or even reaching Inbox Zero can feel like impossible feats of #adulting. But digitally cleaning house doesn’t have to be your least favorite chore.

KonMari madness has taken hold of America. Purge your closet! Rid yourself of excess! Dump your bad boyfriends! Diagnosing clutter is easy when you’re being plonked on the head by expired cans of tuna every time you open an overstuffed closet—what’s more difficult to diagnose, however, is schedule clutter.

Standing your ground isn’t always easy. No matter how confident you feel about something, being openly assertive with others when communicating your needs is an entirely different beast. So we called on Antonia Di Leo, licensed therapist and clinical director of Andrea Cornell Family Therapy for advice on how to be more assertive from day-to-day.

When my husband came home from work and told me that the next day would be his last at his job, we went into immediate emergency cost-cutting mode. And we quickly learned that the easiest place to slash the budget, in principle, was one of the most painful in practice: our food expenses. We love food—eating it, cooking it, talking about it, sharing it. And an embarrassingly large percentage of our budget went to food—good ingredients, kitchen equipment, eating out.