It’s Friday at 2pm and you cannot imagine how you will make it through 3 more hours.
Sick of your usual methods of showing your appreciation for your team?
As a manager it can be hard to let go of all the details.
Have you ever noticed that women take responsibility for meeting logistics and coordination even when it’s not their job?
It can be so hard to watch people fail—but it is a critical piece to being a good boss.
Last year I was in a meeting when a new employee was introduced as, “a young lady”.
When I was 17 and I got my driver’s license, I was over the moon with excitement about the freedom and possibilities this would bring.
Okay, okay, that was a dramatic headline. What I’m saying is that a woman with more power and privilege than you can explain something to you that you already know and be just as insulting as mansplainers.
There’s a bit of a learning curve when you first become a manager.
If you want to grow your network, tap into the resources that you’ve already cultivated in it.
sassy at work; when someone calls you sassy; sassy woman; is being called sassy a compliment
If you’re like me when you go to talks, panels, book readings, you’re thinking of questions to ask the speaker but rarely get up and actually ask them.
There’s a silly yet popular practice in management that we need to rethink.
Sometimes you meet someone who is very influential in your field—a famous leader who is smart, strategic, and…crazy.
Everyone always tells you that when you’re going on an interview, you are also interviewing the hiring manager. But how?
When you say yes to serve as a reference for someone, you may be getting yourself into a potentially awkward situation.
As the first line representing leadership, middle managers are the ones who are accessible to the majority of employees.
People leave jobs for all sorts of reasons—some good and some bad.
Have you ever facilitated a meeting with the best intentions to stick to the agenda and end on time only to have the conversation go astray and run over?
This post is super short, sweet and to-the-point.
Power Point presentations should serve 2 purposes.