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Bluntness is back in style, especially in the business world. Yet its face has changed dramatically from the old-fashioned, prickly schoolmarm's “spare the rod, spoil the child” approach. Today’s ...

I have always struggled to give feedback. In my previous roles as a supervisor, I would sugarcoat my critiques or not say them at all. I tended to focus only on the positives and to be upbeat out of ...

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Evernote CEO Chris O’Neill’s leadership track record is a tour de force. Prior to taking the helm of the internationally acclaimed productivity app in 2015, O’Neill served as the managing director of ...

Last weekend, I was watching Silicon Valley. I love this show because of how it accurately skewers the business and tech worlds. Sometimes, for the sake of humor, it gets things really wrong like in ...

Should "nice" be a four-letter word in the office? WSJ's Rachel Feintzeig joins Lunch Break and explains how some companies are encouraging more honest communications between workers. Photo: Getty Has ...