Work Life & Environment

Magazine articles on office politics, stress, time management, and the work environment.

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Salon.com June 28, 2000 Ann Marlowe	"Gig" In an update of Studs Terkel's "Working," Americans tell all about the jobs they hate and love.
Fast Company July 2000 Pamela Kruger	Stop the Insanity! A new generation of dotcom entrepreneurs are creating companies that work -- without expecting people to spend every waking moment at work. Here's how to build a saner startup.
Fast Company July 2000 Anna Muoio	Companies Are People, Too Forget all the talk about corporate culture. It's time to analyze your company's personality. This diagnostic will help.
Fast Company July 2000 Rekha Balu	Does Your Startup Measure Up? Signing up with a young technology company need not be a leap of faith. Daniel Rippy got startup fever, left his job at Bristol-Myers Squibb -- and had second thoughts. His new book helps you look before you leap.
Fast Company July 2000 Chuck Salter	What's Your Mission Statement? Structure is liberating: A monastary in the lowlands of South Carolina has some truly inspired ideas about work, life -- and compost.
Fast Company July 2000 Amy Wilson	Don't Mess With Success My Smartest Mistake: Recognize personal success in your present job.
Fast Company July 2000 Tony Schwartz	Life/Work - Issue 36 "What if you turned over your uncompleted wish list to someone else?"
Fast Company July 2000 Harriet Rubin	Living Dangerously - Issue 36 Here's a sneaky way of getting people to reveal their true passion. Have them make a list of two things that they most want to do. Then have them cross off the item that they listed first....
Salon.com May 16, 2000 Elliott Neal Hester	Eating on the fly Better than anyone, flight attendants know the nightmare that is airline food.
Salon.com November 11, 1999 Janelle Brown	You're_a_Loser.com Behind (and beneath) every Internet gazillionaire is an army of downtrodden "NetSlaves." Book Review: Bill Lessard and Steve Baldwin, "NetSlaves: True Tales of Working the Web"
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