Duane Prokop / Stringer / Getty Images Don’t use “fine,” unless you’re talking about wine, art, or a fancy restaurant. Your words have a huge impact on your level of credibility and likeability at work. Darlene Price, president of Well Said, Inc., and author of “Well Said! Presentations and Conversations…

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When money, power, and reputations collide, it’s not uncommon for a struggle between company leaders to ensue. As organizations grow and the importance of decision-making and profits intensify, executives tend to butt heads — or, in some cases, have completely opposing views of what the future of the company should…

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mhiguera/flickr.com They want to see if you can think on your feet. The average job interviewee might not think twice about that hot dog stand they hit for lunch — unless, of course, the trip resulted in an unfortunate mustard stain. But, as these tough interview questions prove, on Wall…

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Jae C. Hong Inmates firefighters clear brush and set sprinklers to protest two groves of giant sequoias along the northwest edge of Yosemite National Park. More than 10,000 firefighters have been battling California’s massive wildfires, a significant portion of whom are inmates taking part in the Conservation Camp run by…

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