Friendship: Page 4
7 Ways to Create a Friendly Environment at Work
People who like each other work better together.
Keep Your Friends While Starting Up With These 4 Tips
You may be thrilled about your new venture, while those closest to you wish you would just stop talking about it.
It Really Does Pay to Be Nice -- Growing Research Links Friendship and Success
Science has concluded that workplace friendships, far from being distractions, are essential to being effective on the job.
Our More Extroverted Friends on Facebook Are Making Us Depressed
That's pretty much the gist of two recent studies.
25 Tips for Having Meaningful Relationships
The secret to having warm, loving, trustworthy people in our lives is to first become that sort of person.
The Benefits of Having Friends in the Office (Infographic)
Having buddies at the office is shown to boost morale and makes everyone's work better.
The Suave Professional's Guide to Networking Success
Business occasions call for just the right touch when you're trying to enlargen your circle of connections. Here's how to do it even when you're not feeling like an influencer.
5 Ways Work and Love Can Be the Same Thing
Understand what motivates employees and marry that to values, the underpinning of successful companies.
The Hidden Benefits of Happy Co-Workers (Infographic)
A new study indicates that positive connections among employees spur engagement.
How Important Your Workplace Friendships Are Depends on Your Age
There is a generational divide in how we view the value and depth of our co-workers.
The Difference Between Work Friends and Real Friends
Will your friend be there for you in your tough times or just for lunch or happy hour?
Millennials, the Friendly Cutthroat Generation
Sixty-eight percent of millennials would sacrifice a work friendship in order to get a promotion, according to a new survey by LinkedIn.
5 Things to Consider When Hiring Friends
Personal and business relationships are unpredictable. When you combine the two, you get unpredictable squared.
Friends Forever? Stay Close Even After Co-Founding a Company.
Each partner should contribute to the business based on strengths. Rely on an advisor if needed and prepare for your relationship to evolve.