Why I Will Never, Ever Work on MLK Day
No matter what the workplace policy, I’ll be off somewhere lounging, celebrating an icon
Black & corporate. What could go wrong?
No matter what the workplace policy, I’ll be off somewhere lounging, celebrating an icon
For every pro on the career-focused social networking platform, there’s a con
Being reunited with work has never felt so good
I somehow survived this wild-ass year, and I’m taking these learnings with me
Trading gifts with co-workers makes for some laughable moments
’Tis the season for office shenanigans and spilled tea
For Black employees, breaking bread with White co-workers can play up some insecurities
Am I the only one having withdrawals from wearing my fall fashion work wardrobe?
Pandemic headhunting is boosting my ego at the same pace as it’s boosting my doubts
Demands? Nah. But if you want me back at a desk, call them ‘action items.’
How a night out became a cautionary tale about keeping the two worlds separate
It’s not you, it’s me
That awkward moment when office politics takes a turn for the worse
Rise and shine!
Fantasy football season is back at my job, and I hate it here
Virtual surroundings can communicate a lot without speaking a word.
Most of us aren’t. Here are some 2020-appropriate alternative greetings.
My company’s diversity committee is pushing forward to make positive change — but not without posers disturbing the process
Things you learn after years of being a token in the workplace
Music and movies are obviously for everyone—but explaining Black entertainment takes all the fun out of it
Why won’t companies quit slapping a Band-Aid on things and make some actual meaningful changes?
Sorry to bother you with this latest 2020 self-discovery
I don’t have the bandwidth to handle your…
I traded my ‘no days off’ mentality for PTO and peace of mind
Getting dragged into my co-workers’ dating drama is confirmation that workplace romance isn’t worth the trouble
Sure, I want to help voice our race-related concerns, but am I playing myself?
Sure, I got promoted — but it wasn’t the career advancement I’d anticipated
Amid a widespread workplace reckoning, their apologies seem disingenuous and borne of White guilt
My coworkers — bless their hearts — are making a tough time even worse
You’ll have to forgive me if I don’t have the strength to walk non-Black work allies through my trauma