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Stop letting your content mess hold you back.

In the modern workplace, the line between performance management and invasive surveillance is blurring. The rise of remote work has accelerated the adoption of sophisticated monitoring tools. These tools, often called “bossware,” give employers an unprecedented window into their employees’ daily activities. Companies argue these tools are necessary for productivity…

"I don't care how many times they do it to try and make it seem normal—it's not."

Free Slack users are about to get more Salesforce tech, while paying customers will get varying levels of AI.

Tools are meant to improve productivity.

A former OpenAI engineer who worked on the company's most promising products recently shared an intriguing account of what it’s like to work at the $300 billion AI firm, following his resignation.

Horrifying workplace fun.

Microsoft Teams is finally adding threaded replies in channels, a feature Slack and others have had for years. The feature is now in public preview.

Explore micro-cheating stories. Small, secretive behaviors like chatting with an ex-partner, though not an outright physical affair, can breach trust and shatter any committed relationship.