People often initially focus too much on job search tactics, like their resume and elevator pitch, when they should be focusing on themselves – their confidence and beliefs....
Careers are rarely predictable or follow a straight line. In fact, 40 percent of professionals are interested in making a career pivot. The challenge is tuning in to recognize whether your...
The popular narrative around mentors is that you need one person—someone who’s older, further along in their career, and has experience in the area where you’re headed. Your personal career...
In a workplace, as in many other spaces, disabilities interfere with our ability to do as expected. The social contract breaks down—anarchy by way of hypoglycemia—and when the issue is...
As you explain why you’re qualified for the position, it’s important to connect the dots with the employer. For instance, if you didn’t have a marketing internship but you’ve gained a lot...
While it’s okay to occasionally feel your own brand of “what have I even accomplished?”, the most important thing is how you respond to it. First, remember that talent and...
There are a few things you need to consider before spilling about your job search—including what kind of relationship you have with your coworkers, what your boss is like, and...
The clearest way to communicate how well you did your job is to take the time to verbalize at least one key accomplishment for each of your roles that conveys a relevant...
Seventy-three percent of women are interested in changing careers according to InHerSight’s recent study of 1,500 working women. That means right now, two-thirds of the female workforce is wondering whether they...