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• 17 Times Netflix Was Actually Really Damn Funny

  Friday, April 1, 2016

  TV shows where defiantly crossed arms means business!

• Work out at home: easy exercises to try

  Tuesday, March 22, 2016

  If you work from home, why not use your breaks to become healthier. Find out how to turn your office into a makeshift gym

• Against Maternal Guilt

  Monday, March 21, 2016

  Lenny Letter's Editor-in-Chief on rejecting tradition.

• How to plan your career around your teenage kids

  Sunday, March 20, 2016

  Until only very recently, the conversation around work-life balance for parents has focused narrowly on maternity leave. But even as men redefine their parenting roles, the conversation still revolves around the first year or two of parenthood, missing the reality that for many parents, it's teenagers—not babies or toddlers—that pose even bigger challenges to navigating career and family.

• With tech giants like Google going after female talent, how can startups compete?

  Saturday, March 19, 2016

  The software industry is notorious for being male-dominated, but as large tech companies look to fix the problem by increasing the number of women in their work forces, some say it’s making it harder for startups to retain female staff.

• Why are viewers so worked up about pregnant women on TV?

  Saturday, March 19, 2016

  A New Zealand man didn't like seeing a heavily pregnant sports presenter on TV, calling her "embarrassing and an eyesore". But all the fuss over pregnant women on TV goes back to the days of 'I Love Lucy'.

• 4 Important Career Lessons You're Never Too Old to Learn

  Thursday, March 17, 2016

  Dear Younger Self, I know—right now your career seems reasonably good. Maybe you’ve got lots of disposable income from your fancy, high-powered job. Or you’re getting promoted left and right.
  Perhaps, you finally figured out the right brand of jeans for you (and most important: You can afford it!).
  
  If only you weren’t so miserable.

• The lack of women in science: 'A wicked problem,' says McGill's Elena Bennett

  Wednesday, March 16, 2016

  The gender bias in science is what we call a wicked problem, McGill University Professor Elena Bennett says. Pull at one thread and discover 10 more just as unsolvable.

• Stressed? Tired? Craving sugar? It could be Rushing Woman’s Syndrome

  Wednesday, March 16, 2016

  Women are wired. Many of them are tired too. Tired yet wired. They’re living in a state of relentless urgency. There’s never enough time in the day, and the to-do lists are never completely crossed off. This constant need to rush – this feeling that we’re never doing enough – is causing significant health problems in women.

• ou're 87% More Likely To Love Your Job If You Work From Home (i.e. Telecommuting)

  Wednesday, March 16, 2016

  Only 24% of people who work in an office say they love their jobs. But 38% of mobile workers and a whopping 45% of telecommuting workers love their jobs!