This artist creates lighthearted comics called "Work Chronicles" full of funny situations from the modern-day office most of us will painfully relate to.

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A professor and a comedian walk into Stanford’s business school … and explain why humor in the workplace can be good for both morale and the bottom line. By Corinne Purtill The DealBook newsletter ...

Kimberly is the founding partner at Anderson & Boback, a family law firm. She handles all areas of family law and speaks on these issues. When I was still clerking for a law firm during law school, I ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Using improv comedy to tackle corporate conventionalities seems, well, unconventional. But Gary Kramer, founder and artistic director of ...

They weren’t fans of the comic strip, which was recently dropped from hundreds of newspapers, but their work builds on the office grind as comic premise. By Lora Kelley Nothing about work is funny.