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We spend so much of our time oriented toward work and so the workplace becomes a very important space that affects our sense of self. When you struggle with [...]
I have always hated those Back to School commercials, which seemed to signal the end of the summer for me. When I was in grade school, they would start airing [...]
While the August jobs report may have captured most of the headlines, I was more fascinated about two recent NYTimes articles. The first discussed the decline of friendship building in U.S. [...]
Some of my tech colleagues believe that all our world needs is to be better organized around algorithms. In their minds, everything can be simplified (e.g. shopping, getting a driver, [...]
As December reaches its halfway point, we will naturally begin to shift our attention to the possibilities of a new year. Although most of our energy this month [...]
Do you have difficulty discussing your work depression with family and friends? Do you feel that they don’t truly understand, and they just think you are complaining and [...]
The U.S. labor market has picked up, and has allowed for more freedom of job movement. For generations, most employers had the upper hand, being able to choose their favorite [...]
Each new year brings new resolutions. Typically this is the time of the year when people resolve to lose weight, be more responsible financially, quit smoking or find a new job. Unfortunately, [...]
Are you feeling stuck in your career path? Do you feel that you are not being appropriately noticed at work, which impacts your opportunities for advancement? Are your networking contacts unsure about [...]
The beginning of December rings in the holiday party season, which can be stressful for many. Invitations to office parties or holiday mixers may cause you to shudder with anxiety or [...]
As July heads into our rearview mirror, we move forlornly into the last stretch of summer. Now that we are more than halfway through the year, it is the perfect time [...]
As a new academic year approaches, the expectations for college career centers have expanded remarkably from even a few years ago. Once viewed as a place where students came for [...]
Although we are only about halfway through the month, for many of us, once December arrives, it marks the end of our career planning for the year. Whether you are in [...]
Thanks for the invite Scott Olster! Here’s the question: “I’m in my mid-thirties. I’ve worked In technology since a very young age and I’m currently a senior director at a [...]
Years ago during my postdoc, my supervisor and I were having a conversation about what are the integral factors to successfully making a career transition. She said something I will [...]
I have been thinking, coaching and speaking a lot about performance reviews in the last few weeks, which left me wanting to share with you some of the techniques that [...]
While your Impostor Syndrome can be triggered by a high profile assignment or a new accomplishment, particular work environments can serve as the breeding ground for Impostor Syndrome, and these [...]
