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How to Deal with Toxic People at Work
Dr. Robert I. Sutton explains how to protect yourself from jerks at work.
Three Keys to Happiness at Work
A new book suggests that our jobs can be improved if we focus on seeking purpose, hope, and positive relationships at work.
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How Your Brain Stops a Bad Day from Making You Hate Everyone
A new study shows how our brains prevent “emotional spillover” from biasing our first impressions of new people.
What Makes People Cooperate with Strangers?
A new study finds that having a reputation for cooperation may be key to getting other people to cooperate with you.