Survey explores workplace romance and ‘inappropriate relationships’ Of all the employees at an organization, who do you suspect most often reports having had a workplace romance? Not the rank-and-file. Not the intermediate-level managers. Not the middle-level managers. It’s the owners of a company, as well as its executives, according to a recent Fierce Inc. survey.…
DetailsThe party’s over. Our offices can no longer be fun places where men and women interact and socialize casually without consequence. Earlier this week, The New York Times published a poll revealing that two-thirds of Americans think that people should take extra caution among members of the opposite sex at work, and a third think…
DetailsHere are three major filters employers are using – and how to potentially deal with them. It’s tough enough to find a job today without having to battle through obstacles you might not even know exist, but it could happen to you, as employers are increasingly using filters and machines to screen candidates. A perceived…
DetailsIn 2003, Mya Zoracki had a charmed life that many could only hope for. She was in her fifth year working on the trading floor at the American Stock Exchange and spent her evenings earning her juris doctorate (JD) at Brooklyn Law School while her company footed the bill. Her future looked powerful and…
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