Advice Aunt Acid: Advice on Found Money and Cliques
Aunt Acid takes on questions about finding money in your work bathroom and getting along with others in her new illustrated advice column for The Toast.
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Relationships Volunteer Coroners: Life At The Morgue
Jessica Gentile on life working in a morgue.
Work “The perfect place to experience the British middle class getting in touch with their anger”
The best stories of working in retail.
Beauty Excerpts From the Victoria’s Secret Employee Handbook
In which all your suspicions about Victoria's Secret stores are proven to be true.
Advice “Is This Working?” Introducing Our Job Advice Column
Businesslady is here for all your job advice questions. She is firm but fair.
Work Welcome to the Dissecting Room, and Also Medical School
An Irish student looks back on her abrupt introduction to medical school, by way of the dissection room.
Ghosts The Lyubov Orlova: Your Cannibal Rat Ghost Ship, My Home
Randi Beers looks back on the time she spent as the bartender of the Lyubov Orlova, better known to you as the cannibal rat ghost ship.
Advice She Said, She Said: Advice on Yappy Coworkers and Being Poorer Than You Want
Nicole and Mallory provide some advice on having a lower standard of living than you want, and your yappy coworkers.
Work Cover Letters Written In Desperation
Cover letters from Matthew Mazer.
So, You Think You Want to Do Customer Service
We're not sure if you're ready to work in customer service yet.
Work A Cover Letter Template
Mark Kowgier has created a cover letter template for those who wish to be unemployed for an indefinite period of time.
Books So You’ve Decided to Go to Library School
Allison R. on how library school is actually exactly how you imagined it to be.
Writing Read This With That: A Bunch of Unicorns
Ester Bloom is back, and she knows what you should read next.
Humor A Projectionist Reviews Movies Based on the Only Five Minutes She Sees
A film projectionist in Antwerp shares her impressions of recent films based on their last five minutes: the only part she gets to see.
Work My Gap Year: Asking Hungarian Soldiers About Abortion
Jeremy Barr, on the gap year he spent teaching Hungarian soldiers English, and the surprises along the way.
