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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: My employee is a hot mess at work. Can HR help?

Work Advice: My employee is a hot mess at work. Can HR help?
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Column | Work Advice: When an employer’s business crisis becomes a ...

The Trump administration’s freeze on grants could leave a manager — and anyone else whose business depends on grant recipients — carrying hefty employer debt.
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Column | Work Advice: His co-worker is stalking him. Can he do anyt...

His female co-worker is spying on him at work and following him when he leaves. Managers suggest he transfer or learn to let it go. Are those his only options?
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Column | Work Advice: A business view of baby bonuses

The Trump administration weighs incentives to recruit Americans to a special job: Parenthood. How would a business pitch this?
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Column | Work Advice: Another workplace stalking victim offers help...

If your employer won’t intervene, it may be time to contact police and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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Column | Work Advice: Manager hints that age, caretaking make me ba...

Turn to your own connections, and maybe a lawyer, to protect your rights.
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Column | Work Advice: Risk your bonus or your reputation?

What to do if you risk your bonus for the sake of your professional reputation.
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Column | Work Advice: How to help young women find their voice at work

The women I mentor say they’re being dismissed or questioned by male colleagues. How do I help them speak up for themselves?
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Column | Work Advice: How to help a friend stuck on the career ladder

My friend is burned out on her management duties but reluctant to step back and take a lower-paying job. What other options are there?
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Column | Work Advice: My boss wants me to install a work app on my ...

For privacy-minded people, are there boundaries that employers should respect when it comes to personal devices?
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Column | Work Advice: His bosses loved his work — until they didn’t

After giving him kudos for managing a major project, this worker’s supervisors now say he’s not meeting expectations