Career Advice & Insights

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Unlike most people, who simply wait and wish for luck, you can seek to become the kind of person equipped with the skills and abilities to do brilliant things. Read More

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These are the best cheap summer vacations for 2018 Libby Ryan

Summer travel is expensive, mostly because that’s the time when everyone wants to vacation. But it doesn’t have to be extremely pricey if you know where to go. According to U.S. News and World Report, these are the best budget trips around the country this summer. Read More

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7 things I wish my current self learned when I was younger Nelson Wang

I wish I learned these a long time ago. It would have helped me get on the path to a happier and healthier life. But, remember that it’s never too late to make a difference. So go out there and make it happen! … Read More

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12 female best friends who started their own companies Lindsay Tigar

Before you secure the dot.com, print business cards and pour your energy into a budding business, take a page from these female best friends who have already navigated the hurdles. Read More

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This is why all your meetings are disasters Ladders Contributor

Meetings have a bad reputation, and it’s not unwarranted: 65% of senior managers said meetings keep them from completing their own work, and 71% said meetings are unproductive and inefficient. Read More

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Three steps to get up to speed on any subject quickly Nir Eyal

You have just a few days to learn everything there is to know about a subject you know nothing about. Now what? … Read More

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What to do when you return from vacation and your crowded inbox has you in shambles emotionally Jane Burnett

You return from vacation, fresh-faced and re-energized, only to innocently log into your work email and get hit with a load anxiety weighing a sack full of bricks. Too. Many. Emails. Here’s how to get through your inbox without losing it. Read More

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Distinction bias: Why you make terrible life choices Nir Eyal

Research on brain function and the science behind distinction bias can help explain why we often make terrible life choices. Read More

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Effective icebreakers for networking Lindsay Tigar

One of the most effective and impactful ways to exceed in your career — regardless of industry, skill set or function — is to create lasting bonds with like-minded individuals. This makes networking one of those necessary evils that should fall high on your list of career-building priorities. Read More

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