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For those who missed the news in last week’s column, I’m stepping down as The Post’s Work Advice columnist after 14 years. For my final two columns, I’m serving up several courses of reader updates, ...

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Some coworkers hold back from telling you information you need. Withholding is a form of sulking in disguise. These colleagues usually know more than you do about a given subject and are hurt that you ...

Holiday gatherings are a good time to catch up with family. But how do you keep things joyful if there are relatives on the guest list you don’t always get along with? “Think about how you handle ...

A Microsoft study aimed to understand the when and how of AI use. It assessed 37.5 million anonymized Copilot conversations. An influx of personal conversations may not be a good thing. For many ...

Experts share tips for managing tricky family dynamics. By Jancee Dunn I’m heading to Chicago to visit my father-in-law for the holidays, and looking forward to it: We have an easy, jokey relationship ...