Our increasingly hyper-connected workplaces are breeding a whole new generation of workaholics — and we’re being enabled by our smartphones. Here’s how to break the

How lonely are you, on a scale of 1 – 10?

This is the future (or at least, we sure hope it is).

Everybody’s gotta relax sometimes, even powerful women. When your schedule is filled to the brim with work, social obligations, workout sessions, and everything else life throws at you, how you choose to spend your free time is very telling. Here are a couple of (proven, unproven and medium-proven) guilty pleasures for all of you hard-working women out there.

Ladies, ladies! Come over here and sit down. Have a cocktail and quit your whining. I’m about to reveal to you the formula for how to be a successful executive, a nurturing mother and an adoring and adored wife all at the same time, and I’m not
charging you a dime.

“I finished college and knew that I wanted to work in something creative, whether that was marketing or any sort of advertising [field]. I didn’t really know — I had gotten a degree in journalism and public relations, and neither of those things really seemed like what I was great at. I spent the first two years of college having no idea what I wanted to do whatsoever, which is part of the reason why I ended up going to a state school. I knew I was going into college having no idea what I wanted to focus on, so I rationalized going to a state school because I was like ‘Well, I don’t need to spend 40 grand a year figuring it out.’”

A recent survey of working women around the world found that their professional priorities have changed drastically in the last few years.

Elizabeth Jennings might be the most fascinating character on TV right now.

You know, should you ever be in that situation.

We’re obsessed with The Americans this year, and we can’t help but think about work when we’re watching it. Here’s why.