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Karla L. Miller

Karla L. Miller

Contributing Columnist, Work Advice at The Washington Post

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Recent Articles

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Column | Work Advice: A closer look at DEI and veterans’ preference

Hiring preferences for veterans and military spouses are nothing like diversity programs, some say — but those hired report many of the same challenges as so-called “DEI hires.”
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Column | Work Advice: How Trump’s anti-DEI orders affect vets and m...

Work Advice: How Trump’s anti-DEI orders affect vets and military spouses
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Column | Work Advice: How to turn away an unqualified internal job ...

An internal candidate wants to apply for a job but doesn’t have the skills needed. Should I tell them that?
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Column | Work Advice: What DEI rollbacks mean for workers

Many are rightly concerned about what these changes mean for women, racial and religious minorities, people with disabilities, and transgender and nonbinary people.
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Column | Work Advice: How do I stand up to a tyrannical VP?

Our VP is bad at her job, power-hungry, dishonest and leaves people in tears. How do I fight my feelings of helplessness?
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Column | Work Advice: A worker I fired said I’m ‘dead’ to her

I don’t feel guilty about having to fire an employee, but I feel bad for the pain it’s caused her. What should I do?
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Column | Work Advice: A year of fresh starts and fraught futures fo...

Updates from a covid-era college grad, a manager of an error-prone worker and a professional at odds with a Trump-supporting boss.
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Column | Work Advice: I feel guilty for having it ‘too easy’ at work

I have shorter workdays and better work-life balance than everyone else seems to. Should I ask for more work?
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Column | Work Advice: How to deal with a customer’s abusive online ...

A user keeps posting rude, insulting comments on our website, but our boss doesn’t seem inclined to do anything about it.
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Column | Work Advice: I’m uncomfortable with our CEO invoking Jesus...

As a non-Christian, I’m bothered by our CEO’s practice of opening meetings with a Christian prayer. Should I say something?
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Column | Work Advice: Co-worker uses team chat as his personal plat...

My co-worker dominates our office chat site with his oversharing and judgmental comments. How can I cope?