rules

The notice looked simple enough: no strollers in the lobby. But for parents living on the fifth floor of a building with no elevator, that one sentence creates a much bigger problem. And whether management can really enforce it depends on details the notice may not explain.

Credit cards feel normal now, which is exactly why the early days are so hard to believe. In the 60s and 70s, the rules were still catching up to the plastic—and companies had a lot more room to play games with your money, your mail, and your sanity.

Good workplace manners go hand-in-hand with professionalism. Acting with integrity and respect in the office is fundamental for longevity in the workplace.

There are just some things in life that people simply accept without any doubt or question. These "unspoken rules" were derived from common sense and logic.

Over the years, society has established certain unwritten rules for both genders that are, for the most part universally accepted.

From no water in classrooms to getting fired if you take a sick day, these are some of the most backwards rules people have seen at school and work.