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Gen Z Comes Under Fire for 'Inappropriate' Office Wear—Experts Weigh In
What is considered inappropriate at work? Gen Z may have a different opinion on the matter compared to previous generations.
Man Pulls a 'Mike Ross' by Lying To Get Senior Job—Experts Debate Risks
Despite the support the worker got from users online, two career experts explained why lying on a resume is a big no.
I Worked in Hollywood and Faced Shocking Behavior. But I'm Not Jaded
It was some sort of hazing, and I didn't know I was participating. The movie The Devil Wears Prada provides a frame of reference.
I Investigated UAPs at the Pentagon—Americans Can Handle the Truth
When there is a threat for which there is no solution, governments prefer not to discuss it publicly.
Careers Expert on Why You Should Ask Interviewers 'Behavioral Questions'
While his advice has divided those it is aimed at, the former recruiter still believes in the power of asking questions.
I Teach 5th Grade. Two Incidents Involving Two Wallets Shook Me
My heart twisted. The frozen tag game swirling around me was forgotten long ago.
Horrified Millennial Can't Believe What Gen Z Include on Their Resumes
Amy Gastman, 30, told Newsweek that the most confusing inclusion was "brat summer" as she still doesn't fully understand what it is.
Actress 'So Embarrassed' to Realize What She Submitted Instead of Audition
Thankfully the casting director saw the humor in her error and they joked that it was very "delicious looking" - but maybe that wasn't what she was going for.
More Than a Third of Americans Have Second Jobs: 'It's Been Tough for Sure'
Thirty-six percent of U.S. adults surveyed in June reported having two or more jobs, an increase from 19 percent in 2017.
Social Security Age to Increase Significantly, Millionaire Warns
Millionaire Grant Cardone is telling others that seniors are likely to be forced to retire 10 years later than anticipated.
Woman Screaming After Work ID Taken When She Was Least Expecting It: 'Help'
"It was super windy, so my hair was everywhere," Sophie Parsons told Newsweek of her ID photo nightmare.
Recent Arts Graduate Shares 'Startling' Realization After Landing First Job
"Here I am, a dishwasher in the basement of a hotel," Kaylee Banks, an arts graduate with a double major, told Newsweek.
I'm a Bartender. Customers' New Habits Are Ruining Bars
We, the service industry employees, are not an app, a button you press, and shazam, it's done. We're people, treat us as such.
Woman Shares Sound of the 5,000-Page Mistake That Made Her Want To Quit Job
When the officer worker went to investigate the noise, she was horrfied by the chaos that she saw.
Teacher Asks High Schoolers for Project on Anything—Not Prepared for Topics
Letting her students pick any topic wasn't an easy decision, but Kelsey Clodfelter told Newsweek they knocked it out of the park.
Woman Calls In Sick To Catch a Flight, Bumps Into Her Manager on the Plane
"Long story short, I was waiting in the line and then I saw a familiar face coming to me," Grace told Newsweek.
Coach Explains One Mistake Managers Make in 'Catch-Ups' With Workers
Jacqui Jagger told Newsweek that "far too many people have been on the receiving end of a catch-up," something often daunting.
Woman Shocks Internet Describing the 'Weirdest Job Interview Ever'
There were too many red flags for Lauren Hamilton to keep count, but she sees it as "a learning experience" and is relieved she didn't take the job.
Woman's Controversial Work Outfits Go Viral—'Would Get Fired for This'
The video took viewers through some of her more risqué approaches to office wear, prompting viewers to share "the big red flags" in workwear.
Corporate Fashion Tips Are All Over TikTok—What Does HR Make of Them?
The HR expert gave her views on influencers' corporate fashion takes and shared how to know when your workwear has "gone too far".
Friends' Smart 'WFH Getaway Week' Lets You Vacation—With Zero Days Off
"We could do things like go out on the boat, eat delicious food, and enjoy each other's company by a fire," Ivy told Newsweek.
Gen Z Teacher Shares Experiences That Would Horrify Gen Alpha Students
"I would handwrite my essays at home and then get to school early to type them up and print them," Ally Powers told Newsweek.