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Is your leadership symbolic enough?

COMMENT: If a picture is worth a thousand words, make sure it's in a worthy frame.

Balance control and flexibility

Strict work structures may go if Millenials get their way

Gender quotas weed out incompetent men

Does a new study answer an old debate?

Tom O'Neil: Be professional right to the finish

It's in your interests to leave a good impression

Five bad habits you need to break

Break these habits today to be more successful in the future.

Flying blind for the good of the firm

Recruitment process limits unconscious bias, writes Sarah Ell

How to ask for a pay rise

Asking for a pay rise isn't so simple for many employees.

Is this the best workplace ever?

This web development company has some of the best employee benefits in the world

Log on, keep up, stay in, burn out

When we stay under pressure and don't have a break for a long time our system goes down.

The complexity of email etiquette

There's a sizable market for help with email etiquette.

The changing face of working life

Choosing to work on a temporary contract can be a lifestyle option or a financial choice.

How to reduce stress and beat burnout

COMMENT: Six tips that might be helpful if you're dealing with stress or burnout.

Managers stuck in the middle

It's a challenge for middle managers to achieve what is expected.

Eliminating the parent penalty

There is still much to be done by businesses to rectify the gender pay gap.

What you're missing when you work from home

Some kinds of information travel very well by wire, but others get lost in transmission.

Tom O'Neil: Don't run yourself out of contention

Tips on marketing your skills to secure the top jobs.

Professional development boost

A new Education Hub launches to meet the needs of the Conventions and Incentives industry

The types of bosses you'll meet

A manager is typically weighed down by KPIs, while a leader motivates staff.