Career Advice & Insights

Expert guidance to help you navigate your career journey

We want to help you make the most of your free time, so we’ve created this new visual guide on how to stop thinking about work after hours. Read More

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The “sickest” days of 2019: The days where the most people called in sick Kathy Morris

It turns out across the country, when you’re “sick,” so is everyone else. We analyzed our website traffic to find the days when the most people are playing hooky. Read More

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A look at computer software company LogicMonitor (plus advice for getting hired)Jennifer Fabiano

Find out more about LogicMonitor, including information on company culture and how to get hired at the Santa Barbara-based technology company. Read More

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These are the workplace anti-trends that will survive far past 2020 Paul Pellman

Enter: The “anti-trends” – foundational workplace truths that are here to stay and worth investing in. Read More

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“The old boys’ club” is alive and well and accounts for a third of the gender gap Jennifer Fabiano

Authors Zoë Cullen, from Harvard Business School, and Ricardo Perez-Truglia, from the University of California, Los Angeles, found that the “boys’ club” isn’t just something you hear about in old movies, but actually still affects the way professionals’ careers advance in the modern-day workforce, playing a huge role in the current gender wage gap. Read More

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How 1 question helps bring your leadership signature to life Art Petty

Here’s what I learned from this remarkable project manager about uncovering and articulating our leadership signatures. Hint: It’s not all about you. Read More

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Microsoft researchers worked with designers to define the art of teamwork and they found this Jennifer Fabiano

Microsoft teamed up with IDEO to create the ultimate guide to teamwork based on extensive research on the best conditions under which teammates interact. Read More

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The ripple effects of a ‘thank you’Jill Suttie

A new study suggests that expressing gratitude not only improves one-on-one relationships but could bring entire groups together. Read More

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How to make sure your company’s actions align with its culture Dan Wolf

All too often, companies and their leaders talk the culture talk without walking the walk. And because an organization’s cultural agenda is essentially a foundation and starting point for its strategic agenda, any disconnect here can become a significant problem. Read More

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How to deal with ‘The Great Resignation’ when you are a manager

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The flu shot may protect you from severe COVID-19 infection

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7 things you should never ask your boss

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