If someone is keeping a secret, in the US one might say "tell me!" However, I was in the UK and I heard a person say "tell us!" although she did not appear to be with anyone. Am I misunderstanding or is this common?

Make a proactive effort to be pleasant and hide irritation and any other related issues. It's your choice to quit smoking, and a laudable one, but don't let it become a crutch or excuse for unprofessional or unpleasant behaviour.

I work in a big company where I'm one of two Asian guys in my department, and most of my coworkers can't tell us apart. Almost every day someone will email one of us intending to talk to the other one. When this happens I usually reply and say something like "This is Mark, Brad's email is xxx". I...

Is it unethical to go to a job interview if you accepted another offer just so that you can travel and get free food/hotel?

I have been working at an adult education and literacy nonprofit for almost four years now and in that time my job title has been 'Nonprofit Assitant" and I am not sure if that fits what my job actually is. For context, we are a very small company and only have about five full-time and four part-...

After careful consideration lasting several months and multiple "retired in restricted mode" phases, I have decided that I no longer wish to actively contribute to the Stack Exchange sites. I will forever remain grateful for everything that all of you have taught me. I enjoyed being a part of...