A few years ago, I received some news I’d been longing to hear: The first book I’d ever written received an offer from a publisher. My childhood dream of becoming an author looked set to become a reality.
It was six o’clock in the evening—the ideal…
Despite the now widespread use of AI in workplaces, workers aren’t actually becoming more productive, according to a new survey led by Stanford Social Media Lab and BetterUp Labs.
The report finds that while employees are using modern A…
When you have work life balance and fulfillment, you’re set up not only for success, but also for happiness. The big questions though, are about how you can find the best approach to work and life based on where you are in your journey, based on what’…
As more candidates seek out neurodivergent employers, they’re struggling to find truly inclusive, accessible work environments.
Google searches for neurodivergent jobs — those that accommodate workers with conditions like ADHD, autism, dyslex…
Sam Walton, founder of Walmart, declared, “Clear communication is necessary to management success.” The paradigmatic virtues of clarity and completeness have long guided how we define successful business communication. This traditional ins…
When you think of podcasting, you probably picture chart-topping celebrities and shows from major publishers—names like The Joe Rogan Experience, Armchair Expert, Call Her Daddy, MeidasTouch, and others. But here’s the reality: It’s the smaller, indep…
Brittany Poulin and Kate Adams each realized that the other was “their work person” when they met at their PR job six years ago on a Zoom call. Both zero in on a simple compliment Adams gave Poulin on a Lilly Pulitzer dress as the moment they knew.&nb…
Your company has rolled out AI like it’s a new office uniform. Everyone’s using it. And unlike most uniforms, people are using it even when they are told not to. As a result, your inbox clears itself, your reports write themselves, and meetings collap…
A number of people online are declaring that some of the best bosses in the workforce are middle-aged dads who have daughters.
The reason? Male bosses with daughters are more likely to see the world through their daughters’ eyes, sympathize with wo…
I’ve been out of school for decades, but I still take tests. Sometimes I take actual tests, like when I took the three-hour Class A Contractor’s License test last year.
More often they’re “tests”: talking to event orga…
