Choose the Right Email Sign-Off
How often have you typed, deleted, retyped, and second-guessed your email sign-off before you finally hit send? Whether you’re trying to show gratitude (Appreciate your help on this!) or respect
Treat Others as They’d Like to Be Treated
We’ve all heard the so-called Golden Rule: “Treat others as you’d like to be treated.” The problem? Not everyone is just like you. It’s time to adopt a new Golden
Mitigating Conflict on Your Team
Conflict at work is inevitable. While healthy conflict can be productive, stimulating creative thinking and problem solving, as managers, we often have to step in to mitigate unhealthy conflict
Mitigate Risk Before Taking a New Job
In the midst of high inflation and a murky economic outlook, it can be hard to know whether to stay in a stable job or make a move. While you
Stay Cool When Someone Challenges You at Work
Work is often full of difficult moments where people catch you off guard and make you feel defensive. How can you maintain your composure when you’re challenged or put on
Rewrite Your Resume to Make a Big Career Pivot
You can’t make a career pivot without overhauling your resume. Here’s how to do it. Begin the resume with a personal statement. This is a short description of who you
5 ways to combat inflation
It seems that every news outlet is sounding the alarm about high inflation these days. While it might sound like it’s time to panic, you don’t have to. With a
Interject with Tact in a Virtual Meeting
Getting a word in during virtual meetings can be challenging, but it’s a skill worth cultivating. Here are some strategies to help you tactfully interject. Signal your interest. To avoid
Can You Be Too Responsible as a Manager?
Do you often pay attention to the needs of others but neglect your own, or say “yes” to most things you’re asked to do — but then feel resentful? If
What to Consider Before Starting a Side Hustle
Do you want to make more money? Many people start a side hustle to supplement their income. But is the extra time and effort worth it? To answer that question,