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However, if your list is 100 things-strong you are just setting yourself up for failure. Or if you create too many to-do lists you may also find yourself scrambling (do any of your to-do lists have sub-to-do lists?) A to-do list can truly become a very stressful part of your life. Read More

Searching for a career change and considering a recruiter? Learn what questions to ask when a recruiter calls you, as well as the one question to avoid during the job recruitment process. Read More

If you’re asking for an extension that’s considered a reasonable accommodation to your employer, you can make a legal case for them to keep your job. Read More

This type of interview has consequences, so here are tips and tricks on how to navigate one and come out the other side in fighting shape. A few tips on what not to do are included as well, so read on for everything you need to know about exit interviews. Read More

Nothing is ever wasted. Each time you practice, you add a piece of iterative knowledge you can use to make the next move. Make moves, period. Read More

The most common three classifications I hear most from employers about are business attire, business casual and start-up casual or casual-casual. Read More

In an increasingly distracting world, we can easily forget to lose ourselves in moments of stillness — those periods of calm that allow us to self-reflect — providing perspective on where we are headed, why we’ve chosen that path, what we can do better and how to make the journey meaningful. Read More

There are mature, straightforward ways to make high-stakes, high-quality decisions fast. Twenty percent of organizations are already doing so. Read More

Who could have blamed him for going after a demanding career, but one that would be a “sure thing” for someone of his intelligence? No one. Read More