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Don’t Complain To Your Boss — Do This Instead
You might think that a straightforward approach is the best approach when it comes to complaints (clarity is kindness, after all), but beware: that's not always true
Do I Need A Coach? Here Are Four Signs That You May
Everyone can benefit from a coach from time to time—including me! Coaching is an investment that will pay dividends over a lifetime
U.S. Tech Workers Are Experiencing A Drop In Salaries And In The Number Of Jobs Available In The Bay Area
Tech salaries plunged to their lowest point in the past five years, decreasing 9% from $141,000 to $129,000 from 2022 to mid-2023. Additionally, salaries experienced their most significant year-over-year decline,…
Is The War For Talent Over? If So, Who Won?
Employers can’t ever afford to slack off. They always need to be recruiting, developing, motivating and working to retain the best people
6 Ways Fortune 500 Companies Reduce Useless Meetings—And You Can Too
Science-backed studies show that endless business meetings waste time, cost money and interfere with productivity, but you can take steps to curb unnecessary meetings
How To Scale A Founder-Led Culture Through 15 Years Of Rapid Growth
Scaling a founder-led, start-up culture is the ultimate challenge. However, success yields large results
60% Of Employers Prize Candidates With This In-Demand Skill In 2023
This skill demonstrates fitness for leadership roles and establishes trust with your employer and stakeholders. Learn how to build this key skill in four easy ways
My Top 2 Reasons Mindful Leadership Is Critical To Today’s Leaders
They were also often overbooked, overwhelmed, exhausted and spent much of their life on ‘autopilot’ just to get through the day
How ADHD Can Be An Asset In The Workplace, According To Brooke Schnittman
Being creative is one of the many benefits of having ADHD
Do Not Make This One Mistake If You Don't Get The Job Offer
One of the most common mistakes that candidates make after a rejection is the inadvertent (or sometimes deliberate) act of burning bridges with potential employers