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Artificial intelligence has changed the paradigm of work. Humanoids are gaining ground over human labor, and some experts predict they will soon overtake us

Put yourself in your employee’s shoes, communicate clearly, and make your employees feel heard and valued.

While narrative feedback is perceived as the most fair, it can be especially meaningful for those employees with room to improve.

There’s a very fine line between boredom and having a burnout.

If my cancer scare has taught me anything, it's that money isn't everything in a job.

This article was featured in One Great Story, New York’s reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly. When you get to my age and you’ve been acting this long, you are in full control of your powers,” Emily Watson, 57, tells me over lunch at a swanky London hotel.

Columbia Heights is likely one of the most famous streets in Brooklyn Heights — once home to Walt Whitman and Norman Mailer, now Matt Damon, Jennifer Connelly, and Michelle Williams.

Assisted dying is, in part, “a consequence” of these extended lives, he says. “We’ve now created people who are frail and disabled for very, very long time periods, some of whom are in severe pain. And alleviating that suffering is what this is all about.

When Northwestern University graduate student Sino Esthappan began researching how algorithms decide who stays in jail, he expected “a story about humans versus technology.” On one side would be human judges, who Esthappan interviewed extensively.

Not getting what you want is an unavoidable part of life. The way you choose to handle it is what you can control. Want to stay current with Arthur’s writing? Sign up to get an email every time a new column comes out.