It’s the last part that separates gossip from a regular ole information sharing. “Gossip is very broadly defined as anytime ...

There's a big difference between gossiping and venting at work, says bestselling author and leadership expert Simon Sinek.

Culturally, gossiping has been seen as an avenue of bonding for many generations. Known as “chisme” or “a kiki,” you probably have distinct memories of seeing your mothers, grandmothers and aunts ...

Now you're a part of the problem." In the video, Kuburic defined venting as "you-focused" and gossiping as "other-focused." Sharing your frustrations about a stressful project is venting ...

Not every workplace expert says gossiping is entirely bad. There's such a thing as "good gossip," according to Elena Martinescu, who researches workplace gossip at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.

Think about it. If a company has 2,000 employees, and each employee spends one hour a day gossiping, that adds up to thousands of lost hours. What else does gossip do? In “Passing the Word ...