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Welcome to the Forbes Careers newsletter!

I'm Kristin Stoller, a reporter on the Careers team, and each Tuesday I’ll be bringing you the best stories on career advice, leadership strategy and workplace trends from across Forbes.

We’ve never lived through a time when the workplace faced so many changes and unknowns. Whether you’re starting a new job, looking for one or are looking to advance in your organization, our newsletter will be here to help you with exclusive stories and analysis from our team of reporters and expert contributors.

See you here on Tuesday!

Cheers,

Kristin

Work From Home

Long hours, burnout and prolonged screen time have become all-too-familiar during the pandemic. Here are some common mistakes when working remote, and how to avoid them.

Just because you are working remote doesn’t mean you can’t continue your professional development. If you are starving for an educational outlet, consider these virtual options.

Sometimes looking your best on Zoom is not about you at all. It's about what's behind you. Here are the backgrounds you must avoid.

Find Your Balance

Working remotely has been challenging for most people, but a recent study shows why workers in Gen Z, who may be in their first post-college job, face particular difficulty. Read how they can overcome four key challenges to succeed in the new normal.

Be warned: This innocent, reflexive morning habit can set you up for failure throughout the rest of our work day.

These five tips will help you set healthy boundaries with your boss so you can work smarter, avoid burnout and regain control of your career.