Career Advice & Insights

Expert guidance to help you navigate your career journey

To succeed in life, you must be in a constant state of adaptation — continually unlearning old ‘rules’, relearning new ones and doing more of what makes you come alive. Read More

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The best way to say ‘ Thank you for your consideration’Heidi Cope

Using “thank you for your consideration” is not a bad way to say thank you, but it definitely can be spiced up to sound more fluid and individualized. Read More

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Follow-up questions: the key to having meaningful conversations Sira Mas

When it comes to improving our relationships and people skills, conversation starters are a great tool. Read More

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4 keys to effectively manage your emotions Christopher D. Connors

It all begins with self-awareness and presence in the moment. Read More

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9 things successful women avoid before 9 am Danielle Page

What things should you be avoiding to have a more productive morning? Here are just a few anecdotes from successful women to consider. Read More

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From waitress to CTO in 9 years Samantha Carow

It can take a while to figure out what you want your career to be. Read More

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What I learned from outcome chasing in my career Arielle Shnaidmar

From co-founding a startup to failing, building my career as a product marketer to starting my own coaching & consulting business\. Read More

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How to transform rejection into resilience Chelsea Goddard

Make yourself stronger with these tips. Read More

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I ignored all my coworkers for a week (and here’s what happened)Michael Dinich

The weeklong social silence had a different effect on my coworkers, depending on their office expectations. Read More

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