Laughing at your manager's jokes: shared pleasure or social obligation? When a workplace superior makes a lot of jokes, people often feel obliged to laugh.

Humor is often underestimated in the workplace. Many believe professionalism and humor cannot coexist, yet some of the most effective leaders use humor strategically to foster collaboration, boost ...

Many studies suggest that humor is a useful leadership tool. Leaders with a sense of humor are seen as 27% more motivating, ...

The work suggests that a workplace culture encouraging humor might improve innovative ... to tighten social bonds among ...

Our daily life at work can get monotonous and burdensome, and some harmless jokes and pranks can lighten up the mood.

Avoid negative coping mechanisms, such as excessive drinking, drug use, and overeating. These behaviors only exacerbate their situation and create additional problems. Actions you can take. Less ...

Paul Osincup, a humor strategist and author of “The Humor Habit,” joins TODAY with life lessons to add humor into your daily ...

Everyone laughs, the meeting carries on, and your manager likely feels good about themselves—after all, leaders are often told that humor is a way to lighten the mood, reduce stress, and boost ...