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OCTOBER 8, 2010

Twenty Tips for First-Time Managers

Everyone loved you as a co-worker. Now you have to prove yourself as a boss


SEPTEMBER 27, 2010

Need a lift?

The way you behave in the elevator says a lot about you—and it's not all good.


SEPTEMBER 17, 2010

The Fastest-Rising Salaries

Want to know where the money is? Here are 50 jobs that have seen the highest pay increases over the last decade


SEPTEMBER 17, 2010

Ten Ways to Jump-Start Your Job Search After 50

Over 50? Make your age an advantage in the job market


JUNE 18, 2010

Thirty Ways to Wreck Your Career

Chances are your less-than-stellar professional path is no one's fault but your own. Here's how you did it (or what not to do if you're starting out)


JUNE 7, 2010

Tips for Managing Gen Y

How to contend with those capable yet confounding young people in your workplace


APRIL 29, 2010

2010's Hot Jobs

In Universum USA's annual survey of college students, Google once again is at the top of the list. Other big winners: the FBI, NASA, and Teach for America


APRIL 5, 2010

CEO Pay: Cash Is King

An early look at CEO compensation reveals a shift from stock awards to more cash


MARCH 15, 2010

Best Undergraduate B-Schools 2010

The 2010 ranking includes a number of surprises: Notre Dame ascends to No. 1, unseating the University of Virginia from the top spot, while Wharton, Michigan, and Brigham Young all lose ground to competitors


MARCH 1, 2010

Customer Service Champs 2010

Learn how some smart companies keep their customers satisfied


FEBRUARY 22, 2010

Platinum Boards of Directors

Some big-time corporate directors now earn in the millions for serving on boards. On the other hand, it's a harder job than it used to be


JANUARY 22, 2010

Bad Bosses: What Kind Are You?

Contemplate the ways you've failed the people who report to you, and you've taken a huge step toward righting them


DECEMBER 23, 2009

Executive Pay 2009: The Naughty and Nice

With the economy in turmoil amid public outrage over CEO compensation, some companies and executives tempered their pay packages. Others weren't so nice


DECEMBER 22, 2009

Inspirational Leaders of 2009

The men and women who have done the impossible and/or improbable, in business, politics, media, and entertainment. The lesson: Passion and persistence pay off


OCTOBER 16, 2009

Top Female Corporate Directors

The percentage of female senior officers at big companies has held steady over the past four years, but the first quarter of 2009 saw a huge uptick in the percentage of newly appointed corporate directors who are women


OCTOBER 8, 2009

20 Ways Businesses Use Twitter

Business uses for Twitter are proving to be as diverse as those for the phone or e-mail


OCTOBER 2, 2009

The New Class of Black Directors

African American executives under 60 are ready to step into top corporate board roles


SEPTEMBER 29, 2009

Twenty Questions for Leaders to Ask

What you ask can help generate thought, focus, and action from co-workers


SEPTEMBER 24, 2009

America's Most and Least Competitive Job Markets

Looking for a job? Some cities have plenty of openings—and not enough people to fill them—if you have the right skills


SEPTEMBER 21, 2009

Six Sigma in Action

A look at how several major U.S. companies used Six Sigma to cut costs


SEPTEMBER 15, 2009

The Best and Worst Practices of Leaders

Susan Scott on "best" practices to avoid


SEPTEMBER 14, 2009

The Best Places to Launch a Career

BusinessWeek's exclusive ranking of top employers for recent college grads identifies those with the best benefits, training programs, and opportunities for advancement


SEPTEMBER 14, 2009

Grads' Backup Plans

As careers whither, dreams beckon


SEPTEMBER 2, 2009

Leaders' 10 Top Blind Spots

A look at 10 common blind spots for leaders and managers, and advice for recognizing and overcoming them


AUGUST 28, 2009

Making Work 'Work'

The Families & Work Institute highlights what companies are doing to improve the workplace environment and their employees' well-being


AUGUST 11, 2009

Oops! 13 Management Mistakes

A Baker's Dozen of Misguided—and Counterproductive—Business Practices Managing


JULY 28, 2009

When to Say Yes to No

Which work obligations must you accept and which ones can you decline? Former entrepreneur and ordained minister Greg Cootsona weighs in


JULY 27, 2009

The World's Masters of Innovation

These leaders are sparking change at the companies atop BusinessWeek's 2009 ranking


JULY 21, 2009

The Best-Paid Green Jobs

By working green not only do you help the environment but you can help yourself to a well-paid job


JULY 13, 2009

Successful Seniors Who Won't Retire

Many people work hard to enjoy a long, comfortable retirement. Here are 65 successful senior citizens who would rather keep working


JUNE 30, 2009

The Best-Paid Contract Jobs

The number of contract workers is on the rise in the U.S. as employers look to cut head counts. The downside is the lack of benefits. The upside is often higher pay


JUNE 29, 2009

Managing Through the Economic Storm

Experts weigh in on how leaders should react to the relentless challenges the crisis presents


JUNE 16, 2009

Top 10 Tips for Sending E-Mail

How to write e-mails that grab attention and motivate people to respond and take action


JUNE 15, 2009

Chronicle of Wal-Mart

The Bentonville (Ark.) retail giant's hits and misses since its founding in 1962


JUNE 15, 2009

College Grads: Top Cities for Jobs

Launching a career in a downturn is no easy task, but knowing where the jobs are helps


JUNE 9, 2009

Best Cities for Gen Ys

The Martin Prosperity Institute ranks the best U.S. cities for Gen Y's to live in


MAY 26, 2009

CEOs Without College Degrees

From Dennis Albaugh to Ty Warner, check out stellar achievers who never got college degrees


MAY 25, 2009

How the Mighty Fall

In his new book, Jim Collins examines 11 companies through various stages of decline


MAY 22, 2009

Surviving a Job Search

Looking for a job can be demoralizing. Here are 20 tips to make the job-searching process a little let stressful


MAY 19, 2009

The Top 25 Ideal Employers

Universum's 2009 survey of U.S. undergrads ranks Google as the most coveted employer for the fourth year in a row. Disney and Apple also make the list


MAY 11, 2009

CEOs of Tomorrow

25 Managers Training to Take Over the Corner Office


MAY 8, 2009

CEOs Who Use Twitter

Dozens of CEOs who find Twitter to be a personal and professional delight. Here's how they use the service, and who they like to follow


MAY 4, 2009

Cities That Could Steal Your Job

Move over Bangalore: Consultancy KPMG has identified 31 cities around the world that could become outsourcing hubs


APRIL 24, 2009

Twitter's Motivation Tips

Workers tell what their employers are doing to keep them motivated and engaged in the downturn


APRIL 6, 2009

BusinessWeek's Top 50 Companies

Our 13th annual ranking is chock-full of companies that changed the rules of engagement in their industries


MARCH 27, 2009

Twitter's Work-Life Balance Tips

BusinessWeek asks the Twitterati for their best advice on how to achieve work-life balance


MARCH 23, 2009

A History of Big Ideas

Some of the most powerful and lasting management methods were launched during tough times, when companies needed new ways to manage costs and grow. Here is a look back at some of the biggest ideas over the past 100 years.


MARCH 23, 2009

Readers at the Whiteboard

BusinessWeek readers share their strategies for dealing with the economic slowdown


MARCH 10, 2009

Twitter Time Management Tips

The Twitterat offer their favorite time management tips and tricks to BusinessWeek readers


MARCH 9, 2009

Alternatives to Layoffs

Creative alternatives to laying off employees, such as furloughs and pay freezes, can help companies cut costs without losing experienced workers


FEBRUARY 16, 2009

Highest-Paid University Presidents

Here are the 10 top-earning presidents at public and private schools, from data collected by the Chronicle of Higher Education


FEBRUARY 9, 2009

If Google Ran Your Business

The search giant's approach to business holds lessons for many other industries


JANUARY 30, 2009

25 Tips to Avoid Career Burnout

Feeling burned out? Trapped at the same place doing the same things with the same people? Use some of these strategies to get your career back on track.


JANUARY 26, 2009

The Ten Biggest Battles

A regulatory revival is in the making. But tighter controls on business, just like reforms in other sectors, won't come without a struggle


JANUARY 19, 2009

The Best (and Worst) Managers of 2008

BusinessWeek has singled out 24 executives--some did a remarkable job of navigating stormy waters, while others managed to take a tough situation and make it worse


DECEMBER 24, 2008

Unemployment, State by State

A look at the numbers across the U.S.


DECEMBER 23, 2008

A Bailout Plan for Workers

Sometimes declaring production bankruptcy can be just what your staff needs to recharge their batteries. Here are 10 tips for a successful catch-up day


DECEMBER 8, 2008

The Fruits of Indian Microlending

BusinessWeek's Steve Hamm toured the subcontinent looking at projects financed by small loans from Grameen Bank


DECEMBER 8, 2008

The 50 Top American Givers

Many of America's ultra-rich continued to give big donations to charity in 2008, despite the worst financial crisis in decades.


DECEMBER 8, 2008

A Year of Mega-Bequests

Here are 15 of the biggest bequests in 2008 by wealthy Americans who've died. The money is benefiting schools, arts organizations—even pets


DECEMBER 5, 2008

Internship Advice from Career Services Officers

Tips from the best places to intern on how to snare one of the coveted internships —exclusively on BusinessWeek.com


DECEMBER 5, 2008

Top Undergrad Internship Programs: 2008

BusinessWeek's second annual list of the 50 Best Internships, ranking the leading programs according to data such as pay and the percentage of interns who get full-time jobs


NOVEMBER 14, 2008

20 Tips for Career Survival

Ten things to do now to help keep your job in this tough market—and 10 tips for getting job-search ready (just in case)


SEPTEMBER 15, 2008

The Best Places to Launch a Career

A look at the 119 organizations that made BusinessWeek's third annual list of top employers for new college graduates


SEPTEMBER 8, 2008

Parsed by the Numerati

The avalanche of info pouring in from the Internet, cell phones, and search engines places huge power in the hands of people who can find patterns in it. These are the Numerati, and they are changing our world


SEPTEMBER 8, 2008

Seniors Who Still Rock Business

Here's a list of people age 75 to 100 who still exercise real control over their companies


AUGUST 26, 2008

10 Ways to Tap Boomer Knowledge

A new report from the Conference Board uncovers the best methods for getting senior employees to share their know-how with successors


AUGUST 25, 2008

Keeping Work in Perspective

How to step back, take a deep breath, and reflect on what's important and what isn't


AUGUST 25, 2008

Extravagant Executive Pay Shows Signs of Moderation

Chief executive officers at companies in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index earned more than $4,000 an hour each last year. But with executive compensation drawing more scrutiny these days, a fair share of these highly paid bosses actually had to swallow reductions in their total pay in 2007.


AUGUST 20, 2008

Readers Respond to "The Frozen Economy"

Shoshana Zuboff's July 14 column for BusinessWeek.com, "Welcome to the Frozen Economy," generated some heartfelt (and some hard-as-nails) responses from our readers


AUGUST 14, 2008

Managing Talent: How Industries Stack Up

A look at nine industries


AUGUST 11, 2008

Sam Zell's Media Fire Sale

Just seven months after buying Tribune, the real estate mogul is selling off assets to help pay down nearly $2 billion in debt due next year


JULY 29, 2008

Extreme Leadership Training

So-called experiential courses, like fire walking and battlefield tours, can teach executives what they can't learn in the classroom


JULY 29, 2008

Gettysburg and Business Strategy

Do Civil War generals' battle tactics have any application for corporate decision-making?


JULY 16, 2008

Recession-Proof Jobs

Looking to get or stay employed while markets roil and the economy slumps? Here are 20 jobs that may ride out a recession


JULY 10, 2008

How to Dress (Successfully) for Work

Are nylons no-nos? Flip-flops a flop? How much skin is in?


JUNE 30, 2008

Satisfied Employees Need Not Apply

David D'Alessandro, author of Executive Warfare, gives you the lowdown on getting to the top spot in your company


JUNE 20, 2008

Negotiating Lessons from Poker Pros

Poker calls on skills useful in business: Reading opponents' motives, handling money transactions with subtlety—and bluffing, of course


JUNE 18, 2008

Wal-Mart: Green Giant?

From solar panels to less packaging, the retailer continues to unveil Earth-friendly initiatives


JUNE 11, 2008

Gen X Talks Back

Our readers respond to "Ten Reasons Gen Xers Are Unhappy at Work." Stuck between baby boomers and the up-and-coming Gen Y, they have some things to get off their chests


JUNE 10, 2008

Who's Getting the Big Speaker's Fees?

Whether they're retired, fired, or in the full flush of their careers, people with a certain kind of fame can earn lots of money making speeches


JUNE 10, 2008

Readers Voice Their Workplace Problems

Here are the six things that are driving BusinessWeek readers nuts about their jobs


JUNE 2, 2008

Business Page-Turners

A look at some of the books B-school professors recommend for MBA summer reading


JUNE 2, 2008

From Failure to Fortune

These eight business legends are proof that tough circumstances and early rejection are no match for optimism in one's ability to succeed


MAY 29, 2008

Jobs for Grads Who Want More Than Money

Working for a political campaign or NGO, or as a teacher or graphic designer, may not pay as well as a Wall Street job, but for many college grads it offers other—and better—rewards


MAY 23, 2008

Launching Pads 2008

The top 25 most desirable employers for recent college graduates from Universum's 2008 survey


MAY 19, 2008

Microsoft: The Difficult Ballmer Years

Since Steve Ballmer took over as chief executive eight years ago, Microsoft has struggled to keep its stock up.


MAY 9, 2008

How to Motivate Employees on a Budget

This year's raises promise to be tiny. Here are some ways to help you keep your employees happy, at least relatively so, in spite of the lack of monetary rewards


APRIL 28, 2008

The Truth of Collaborative Innovation

Encouraging staff to work in groups can foster creativity, sharing of expertise, and greater efficiencies. Our chart maps the reality of companies that have adopted the strategy


APRIL 28, 2008

Innovation Tools and Trends

Check out our list of the latest books, Web sites, and data visualization methods that can help spark innovation


APRIL 28, 2008

Innovation in Industry

Companies rated within their own fields, from financial services to travel and tourism


APRIL 16, 2008

How to Hire an Intern

With clients like MTV and Atlantic Records, Ted Church, co-owner of Anthem Branding needed two things: help running his promotional products business and an injection of hipness. Enter the interns


APRIL 16, 2008

The Proper Way to Shake Hands

Nobody likes a limp handshake, but you probably don't realize just how much you communicate through your hands


APRIL 2, 2008

Seven Things You Must Do in an Interview

When "interviewing up" there are certain things you want to communicate. Here's how to ace those key conversations


APRIL 2, 2008

Turn Your Internship into a Job

Former interns at JPMorgan, Boeing, IBM, and other companies tell how they made the big leap from summer part-timer to permanent staff


MARCH 31, 2008

Ten New Rules for Getting Ahead

BusinessWeek Career Insight columnist Liz Ryan shares 10 to-dos for those wanting to take the "Big Leap" into a new job


MARCH 27, 2008

Creative Tips for Poaching Talent

The top prospects in the job market may be happily employed by your competitors. Here are nine ways to win over the "passive candidate"


MARCH 17, 2008

Netting the Net Generation

Ten ways to attract and retain today's top young performers


MARCH 11, 2008

Career-Crushing Sex Scandals

Some politicians have seen their public-service careers ended by scandal; others have managed to rise above their sexcapades


FEBRUARY 25, 2008

Business on the Back of a Napkin

Who says doodling is a waste of time? Here are four ways to solve serious business problems with a simple drawing


FEBRUARY 4, 2008

The 50 Most Influential Headhunters

Find out who recruits for top positions at companies around the globe managing


JANUARY 28, 2008

The Right Perks

Global hiring means getting a handle on how different cultures view salaries, taxes, and benefits


JANUARY 25, 2008

Ten Tips for Engaging Employees

Managers get overworked, sidetracked, and ridiculed to boot, but there are some simple ways they can keep in touch and in sync with their teams


JANUARY 21, 2008

Quit Your Job, Save the Planet

Eight people who gave up traditional career paths to pursue their passion for the environment, and how they did it


JANUARY 7, 2008

The 10 Best Corporate Practices, 2008

A lot of these good ideas have been around for a while. It's time for employers to put them into practice before they lose their best workers


DECEMBER 24, 2007

More Feet May Be Pounding the Pavement

The labor market keeps weakening as the subprime crisis unfolds


DECEMBER 10, 2007

The Path to Your Dream Job

From executive chef to chief financial officer, here are 20 enviable occupations and the job paths most statistically likely to lead you there


DECEMBER 3, 2007

Reporter's Journal

Madison Ave.'s Internet Dilemma


DECEMBER 3, 2007

Unions: Less Impact and a Lower Profile

Strikes in Hollywood and on Broadway are making headlines, but work stoppages in the U.S. are becomming less frequent—and less of an economic factor.


NOVEMBER 30, 2007

Zander's Rocky Tenure

The ex-Silicon Valley vet is leaving Motorola. His four years at the helm might have been smoother with another hit product like the RAZR


NOVEMBER 30, 2007

Future Leaders of Tech

The World Economic Forum's 2008 picks for the hottest startups in health care, biotech, IT, Internet, and energy


NOVEMBER 30, 2007

Interning Your Way to a Job

Believe it or not, big companies are already filling up next summer's slots. Here's our ranking of the top 50 places you may want to launch a career from


NOVEMBER 26, 2007

Why Startup Founders Drop Out

Entrepreneurs who make lucrative buyout deals and try to stay on with their corporate overlords often find they miss their wild and woolly startup days


NOVEMBER 23, 2007

Randy Pausch: Live Your Dreams

On the afternoon of Sept. 18th, the Carnegie-Mellon University professor walked into a packed auditorium on the Pittsburgh campus and delivered his "last lecture." Pausch spoke with the theatrics of a showman, the wit of a master comic, and the eloquence of a statesman.


NOVEMBER 16, 2007

Bosses We Love

Before griping, take a moment to reflect on what your supervisor does well. Here are eight assets you'd better start to appreciate in your leader


OCTOBER 24, 2007

Europe's Best Cities for Business

Expensive, yes, but London is still Europe's top-ranked place to locate a business. Others are gaining, though


OCTOBER 17, 2007

Getting Your Kid Into an Elite College

Hiring a college coach could cost you as much as one year's tuition, plus room and board. Here are 20 expert tips for free


OCTOBER 15, 2007

Chief Excessive Officers

Now that all perks worth $10,000 or more must be disclosed, many companies have cut back, but some CEOs continue to indulge—big time


SEPTEMBER 24, 2007

Wacky Ways to Land a Job

The experts weigh in with tales of some of the strangest interview techniques they've seen. While standing out is usually a good thing, there are limits


SEPTEMBER 24, 2007

Reporter's Journal: Microsoft's Happiness Czar

Big bucks, great benefits, and a newly flexible work environment are making a middle-aged tech company more attractive


SEPTEMBER 13, 2007

The Best Places To Launch A Career

In-depth profiles of all the companies in BusinessWeek's second annual ranking, plus reader forums


AUGUST 20, 2007

Ten Years from Now...

A BusinessWeek poll indicates big changes are ahead in tomorrow's workplace


AUGUST 20, 2007

Healing Our Sick Offices

Employers can improve worker productivity and overall well-being by removing toxic offenders and letting the sun shine in. They could also save on energy costs


JULY 19, 2007

The Worst Workplace Distractions

Chances are you have suffered from at least one of these distractions—or even been the cause


JULY 9, 2007

How to Start Retiring Earlier

From real estate to health care, a decade-by-decade breakdown of financial advice that will help you retire earlier and enjoy your wealth longer


JUNE 28, 2007

Famous Career Switchers

For many people, one career is not enough. Here's a look at some prominent career switchers


JUNE 26, 2007

Successful 'Recareering'

Here are 10 tips to help you get the interview and win the job when you're looking to change careers


JUNE 19, 2007

Crafting an Effective 'Elevator Pitch'

Knocking a pitch out of the park may be easier if you consider these 10 tips


JUNE 7, 2007

Newbies: Learn Before You Lecture

Being a know-it-all isn't the way to begin a new job. Here are 10 ways to make sure your advice is appreciated


MAY 21, 2007

Mastering the Art of Public Speaking

Perhaps more important than what you say is how you say it. Confidence—and practice—can go a long way toward wowing your audience time after time


MAY 14, 2007

Launching Pads

Here's a look at the top 25 most-desirable employers for recent college grads from Universum's 2007 survey


MAY 14, 2007

The 50 Most Innovative Companies

BusinessWeek teamed with the Boston Consulting Group to find out which companies are the most innovative in the eyes of senior executives


MAY 14, 2007

Innovation Insights

Key findings of our annual survey of senior executives


MAY 14, 2007

Top Innovators by Industry

A breakdown of the World's Most Innovative Companies by industry


MAY 7, 2007

Job-Winning Video Résumés

Job candidates are tapping online video to get the attention of employers. Take a look at five good examples


MAY 3, 2007

Companies with Quirky Perks

From basketball tickets to free beer, here are some unusual benefits that companies offer to augment workers' paychecks


APRIL 30, 2007

10 Tips for Bagging That Raise

Preparation and flexibility are key when you decide to ask your boss for more money and bennies


APRIL 9, 2007

The 10 Best Corporate Practices

Employee-referral bonuses, town hall meetings, and matching contributions are some of the tactics that make people feel good about their employers


APRIL 9, 2007

The 10 Worst Corporate Practices

Forced ranking systems, love contracts, and anti-moonlighting practices all sour the way people feel about their jobs and employers


MARCH 13, 2007

Winning Résumé Strategies

Here are some tips to help you get the interview, regardless of your age or career stage


FEBRUARY 21, 2007

The Worst Airline Meltdowns

JetBlue's winter storm troubles in New York were hardly the first time airline passengers got a rude shock by a customer-service catastrophe


FEBRUARY 12, 2007

Here Today, Gone Tomorrow

The honeymoon is over for top-level managers. These days, executives have less time than ever to prove their worth


FEBRUARY 8, 2007

The Silent Language of Success

Your words are just the beginning—effective communication includes eye contact, hand gestures, and movement


JANUARY 30, 2007

Life After Sports

Few professional sports players end up with the star power to live out their years on their reputations. Meet some athletes who've turned what they've learned into a successful second career


JANUARY 22, 2007

Corporate Revenge: A Brief History

From a robber baron to a Big Three kahuna, here's how some folks got the last laugh.


JANUARY 17, 2007

Manager Performance Reviews: Do's and Don'ts

Sure, it's tough on the employee, but evaluation time can be a manager's nightmare. Here are some tips on making the process worthwhile


JANUARY 17, 2007

Employees Performance Reviews: Do's and Don'ts

It may seem like just a pain, but it's smart to work as hard on your review as you do on your job


JANUARY 16, 2007

Million-Dollar Second Acts

Meet 11 people who left full-time jobs to work for themselves. Today each one's business or franchise has yearly revenues of $1 million-plus


DECEMBER 20, 2006

PR Missteps and Masterstrokes

A look at some of the public relations disasters—and coups—in the business world in 2006


DECEMBER 18, 2006

CEO's 40 and Under

From energy to health care, transportation to tech, the 97 men and one woman 40 years old or younger who run publicly traded companies on the NYSE and Nasdaq aren't retiring any time soon


OCTOBER 30, 2006

Ten Scary Co-Workers

Your office could be haunted—by The Boss from Hell, The Snoop, and other creatures who make going to work dreadful


OCTOBER 24, 2006

Dream Jobs, Dream Pay

Who says you can't have it all?


SEPTEMBER 1, 2006

Twelve Job Interview Mistakes

Among the tips for this stage of the application process: You don't want to be unprepared or too rehearsed, or be labeled an HR stalker


AUGUST 21, 2006

The Pre-Iraq Testing Ground

Against mock insurgents in the California desert, U.S. soldiers train for the challenges they will face during their Iraq deployment


AUGUST 21, 2006

Type A Organizations

From the 16th-century birth of the joint-stock chartered company to the millennium's era of open source, here's the history of the corporation


AUGUST 21, 2006

A Music Camp for Prodigies

Children who practice, practice, practice at the Meadowmount School of Music could turn into tomorrow's Yo-Yo Ma or Itzhak Perlman


AUGUST 21, 2006

The List

Here are our picks for the most competitive businesspeople on the planet


AUGUST 21, 2006

Personal Reflections

Find out what motivates some of the most fiercely competitive people


AUGUST 11, 2006

The Mistakes Recruiters Make

From foot dragging to talking too much to hiring clones not suited to the job, these bad moves can alienate top candidates


 

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