Career Advice & Insights

Expert guidance to help you navigate your career journey

You can also consider it a mark of your own achievement and mature social capital when you give back in the form of mentorship. Read More

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When in doubt, be generous Jeff Goins

Successful people are not generous because they’re successful. They’re successful because they’re generous. Read More

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Last-minute office-appropriate costumes to buy or make Lindsay Tigar

The traditional standards of women wear nurses outfits and men are cowboys is outdated. Career experts have a few ideas for costumes that could work for everyone. Read More

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8 body language mistakes that can make you seem like a real jerk Jeremy Brown

A simple body language gesture can sink you without you ever having to say a word. Read More

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You’ll miss 100% of the shots you don’t take Christopher D. Connors

We learned that mistakes were OK. That we’d always fail, always miss out if we never gave things a shot. It’s always better to give things a shot. Read More

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4 underrated benefits of succeeding in autumn Lindsay Tigar

If summer is defined by overindulging, Autumn is when we are prescribed a dose of reality. Read More

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I used to be famous on Medium: A cautionary tale Todd Brison

It began, as most tragedies do, with hubris: “I have conquered Medium, and now I will spread my greatness elsewhere!” … Read More

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Buzz Lightyear’s secret to overcoming failure Kyle Young

You’re going to have to work hard, strengthen your weaknesses, and fail often. If I don’t tell you that, gravity will, as it reminds me every day. Read More

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5 career lessons from Halloween Rachel Weingarten

Be a real-life superhero: While people don tights and capes one day of the year, try finding a way to make your career matter. Read More

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