There has been much discussion lately about the rampant gender imbalance at tech companies like Microsoft, Google, and Facebook. The lack of diversity also extends into the venture capital (VC) ind...
When I studied politics and economics at Brandeis University, I immersed myself in understanding global business and political trends. I also served as world news editor for the Brandeis Free Press...
As a child you were taught to fit in. In school. In family. In fashion. And of course, fit in socially. Not too tall, not too short, not too thin, not too fat, not too loud.
Featured on Huffington Post
Where are all the workers going? This was my first thought after reading some recent news articles about the disappearance of male and female employees.
Behavioral questions are those such as, “Tell me about a time when you dealt with conflict.” These questions, which are based on past experiences, are one of the most common tools recruiters and h...
Ah, the joys of being an Executive Recruiter. Part of a profession with no credentialing process, low barriers to entry and nicknamed “Headhunter,” which is otherwise associated with shrunken heads.
Featured on Huffington Post
This is going to be a short post...a more train of thought type thing. This issue has been kicking around in my head since yesterday and I just wanted to post my thoughts.
My recent Forbes column was titled You Didn’t Get Promoted, Now What and covered how to get a promotion when you didn’t: 5 strategies to get back on track for the next promotion cycle. I just as...
As a young woman I am almost always susceptible to trends and the urgency of now. How am I ever supposed to complete a goal if there is a new goal-trend starting every other week?
I wrote this article a few years ago and the San Francisco Examiner liked them so much, they wrote an article using our tips about headshots!Looking to get the most out of your headshot? Tanya Bogg...
This article originally appears on Linkedin. The topic of “personal branding” is an uncomfortable one for many of us: “Me? A personal brand? That’s not what I’m about.” Or “A...
