Did your snarky comment create workplace conflict? Here's how to handle the fallout and improve communication with colleagues.

The ‘Sarcasm’ Facebook page is perfect proof that ... or employees don’t moan about being exhausted/underpaid/having bad bosses. That said, at the end of the day, there’s still a huge ...

was using sarcasm. This was bad for kids, somehow, and would be harmful to them. It seemed a strange prohibition to me, given that my students were teenagers, and sarcasm was practically their ...

Bad bosses may be bad news ... One of their telltale signs is using sarcasm to make fun of people or to belittle their efforts. They also seem to see their peers and direct reports as intrusions ...

Sarcasm is notoriously difficult to distinguish in online communities. So much, in fact, that a famous internet rule called Poe’s Law is named after the phenomenon. To adapt, users have adopted ...