This article was originally featured on career2.0blog.net, an inspirational blog about women in professional transitionNot everyone is as lucky as Joi Gordon. She discovered early in her caree...
Featured on Huffington Post
According to Noam Wasserman, a professor at Harvard Business School, business partnership can bring you triumphant glory or catastrophic disaster.
I've come to the conclusion that if managers were required to be people who really and truly like people as a whole, it would solve so many engagement issues.
Featured on Huffington Post
We all know the pain of someone sharing some advice that wasn’t asked for. Be it your parents, a colleague, a friend, or just a random person — anyone giving consul when you weren’t looking f...
Featured on Huffington Post
It takes a village to raise a successful career and each village needs a mentor. Successful leaders, such as Oprah Winfrey, Jack Welch (former CEO of General Electric), and Ursula Burns (CEO of Xer...
Featured on Huffington Post
Corporate culture is gaining importance as value and purpose become desired or required. And, 'happiness' has even emerged as a new Corporate Objective. Wow.
You would think encouragement I had received, my own desire and sense of obligation would have been enough to get me to churn out a book. But I always seemed to have a good excuse.
The ONLY way to receive those promotions or those stellar raises is to lose the hang-ups, shed the grievances and brush off any notions that you aren’t succeeding because you are a woman.
Customer reviews on sites such as Yelp and Angie’s List have long posed major challenges to companies in industries like retail and hospitality. But now, customer review sites reach every industry.
While founders can be inspirational to the growth of a venture or organization, if founder exceptionalism exists within an enterprise, it may hurt everyone in the long run.
You’re happily employed, and pick up your phone to find a recruiter on the other end. How do you maximize this call when you’re not actively looking?
