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'Stealth firing' may save a company costs short term, but it can backfire in the long run

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Some companies opt for "steal firing" to reduce head count — sacking staff for minor offenses. 

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Signs you've been 'love-bombed' during a job interview and what to do about it

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If the hiring manager is too optimistic and full of praise during an interview, it could be a sign of "love-bombing."

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3 work problems HR can't solve for you, from an HR professional

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Amy Lentz.

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Apple's chief people officer, who reports directly to Tim Cook, is leaving the company after less than 2 years

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Carol Surface, Apple's chief people officer, seen in 2007, is leaving the company.

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In the competitive world of pharma, companies need to focus on worker well-being to retain top talent, says Ferring's HR exec

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Purvi Tailor.

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3 signs you might be bad at your job, according to the former VP of HR at Microsoft

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A woman takes a breather at her desk.

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It's OK to date your office crush, HR experts say. Just follow these do's and don'ts of dating in the workplace.

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Dating coworkers might be amusing on TV, but experts say it's more nuanced.

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A worker won $600,000 after Twitter said his goodbye messages showed he had resigned. The case holds valuable lessons for staff and employers.

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Elon Musk might be doing his best to ruin Twitter, err X, but people still flock there during big news events.

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The truth behind LinkedIn's Open to Work banner

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3 signs a PIP is looming and what to do

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HR exec Stephanie Alston shared her three top warning signs that a PIP might be coming.

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