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The Esquire guy gives a nod to the power of praise in the workplace -- and makes it clear there are lessons to be learned in both giving and receiving the proverbial pat on the back

The Esquire guy suggests we all could benefit from a Robert De Niro approach to e-mailing.

The Esquire guy goes on a fact-finding mission to unearth the perfect words to accompany a hoist, whether it's to toast the accomplishments of employees or the tanking of a rival.

The Esquire guy tackles the subtle art of the video call, from where to look to which headset to wear to how loudly to speak to, well, whether or not pants are optional.

Ah, the brainstorming session--who came up with the idea for that, anyway? The Esquire guy offers up some advice on how to cultivate better concepts.

The T-shirt-and-hoodie set is changing the rules of dressing for work.

Consider these tips to make a lasting impression on new connections, before a meeting even starts.

The staff of Esquire put away plenty of drinks at the bar in the San Domenico--and the bartender became their (somewhat) silent partner.

As every entrepreneur knows, there are many routes to success beyond the traditional classroom.