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Someone needs to be reminded by management that at work, people must act like mature, professional adults regardless of their personal feelings. (Getty Images)
Career Advice

New hire is flummoxed by co-worker’s open hostility

Taking squabbles to management is usually a bad idea, but given the circumstances, it’s time to involve the boss.
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Resumes & Job Hunt

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Once sidelined, women and minorities are returning to the workforce

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Columnists

Kathryn Crawford Saxer, jobs columnist for Seattle Times Explore

Stuck in a job you hate? Ask yourself this question

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Cool Jobs

Ahmed Elayan, an IT project manager for Hyatt Hotels, pauses near Copacabana beach during the opening of the Grand Hyatt Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. (Courtesy of Ahmed Elayan)

From Seattle, he helps open Hyatt hotels all over the world

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Workplace Topics

When typing on laptops, hands tend to tilt upward, and that position dramatically amplifies the forces imposed on the wrists, an expert says. (Getty Images)

Typing can hurt you. Why you shouldn’t ignore the discomfort

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Career Advice

Someone needs to be reminded by management that at work, people must act like mature, professional adults regardless of their personal feelings. (Getty Images)

New hire is flummoxed by co-worker’s open hostility

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Salary & Benefits

Maria Del Carmen Diaz, a professional house cleaner, is shown in her Philadelphia home. (Jessica Griffin / Philadelphia Inquirer via TNS)

A new app gives paid time off to the ‘original gig workers’

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About Careers

Careers is produced by the Advertising Publications Department of The Seattle Times. Editor: Michelle Archer.