Open office plans were supposed to get people to interact more. One study suggests workers have found new ways to avoid each other. (Jeffrey MacMillan for The Washington Post) ...

Reading a 2015 article about the benefits of in-person interactions, what jumps off the page is just how much the calculus has changed when it comes to deciding what to do in person versus ...

Inside the BLARP, people have fake roles–from the Head of Generic Operations to Executive Kitchen Coordinator. There have been parking disasters, nuclear meltdowns, office injuries, take your ...

Few people are as knee-deep in our work-related anxieties and sticky office politics as Alison Green, who has been fielding workplace questions for a decade now on her website Ask a Manager. In ...

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office is testing the waters with two new tools. DCSO's Nautical Services Unit now has two brand ...

Some days--or weeks--go by without even 15 minutes of uninterrupted focus. Maybe it's time to instill an adult study hall or busy signals to get your concentration back.

Gavilanes joined Atlanta News First to discuss recent ICE activity in metro Atlanta and what to do if you find yourself interacting with immigration authorities.

New research from Johns Hopkins shows A.I. models fall short in reading social dynamics, posing risks for real-world technologies like self-driving cars.