The expert advises against drinking too much at a company holiday party, being the first to leave, and overstaying your ...

For that perfect balance of festive frivolity and proper office attire, we’ve put together 10 dazzling holiday looks for your ...

Don't be a Scrooge about your company holiday party. Your lonely, exhausted coworkers need the holiday cheer.

Whether it’s a potluck or dinner at an upscale restaurant, etiquette specialists advise treating your company's holiday party ...

While we can all agree that corporate holiday party funds might sometimes be better spent elsewhere, there’s no denying that bringing employees together to celebrate the year is incredibly ...

Being the first to leave — or overstaying your welcome It's best not to rush out the door at a corporate holiday party. Gottsman told BI that leaving too early can make it look like you're eager ...

While it’s tempting to treat it like a night out, maintain a level of decorum that reflects your ... [+] professional image by avoiding excessive drinking or rowdy behavior that could tarnish ...

If you are invited to the company holiday party, you should attend. While it's natural to consider declining an invitation, it's not considered proper etiquette to do so in a professional setting.

As the holiday season unfolds, workplace festivities bring opportunities for connection – and sometimes, challenges ...

Below we’ve rounded up 31 tweets about company holiday parties. I did karaoke at my office Christmas party. I sang Bohemian Rhapsody. There was a dance routine. So no, I'm not going to work tomorrow. ...