Articles tagged "Professional development"

Use Your Work and Learning Styles to Build Better Professional Relationships

Everyone has their own unique preferences, habits, and strategies for getting work done.

Growth Hacking Your Job Search: 5 Steps to Get Hired by the Company You Want

Here’s how I went about "growth hacking" my job search..

How to Land Your Dream Job with One Spreadsheet

Job hunting feels like more of an art than a science—especially if you recently graduated or are starting from a place of unemployment. But finding and landing your dream job doesn't have to come down to luck.

How to Find the Perfect Job with Google Search Operators

LinkedIn and Glassdoor are great places to search for jobs—if the companies you’re interested in are actively posting positions there.

Imposter Syndrome: Why You Have It and What You Can Do About It

Many of us worry about not performing well enough at our jobs, not getting good enough grades, or not having as much knowledge and experience as our peers.

How to Prioritize Decisions as a Team with a Questions and Assumptions Activity

As a researcher and general curious human, I love asking questions and learning how people answer those questions. So it’s no surprise that my favorite Design Thinking activity is aptly called Questions and Assumptions.

The Art of Delegating: What and How to Delegate to Your Directs

Surprise! Pushing your unwanted projects onto someone else actually increases productivity for everyone. For the overworked manager juggling their business development duties with supervisory activities, delegating sounds like a gift from beyond.

Success and Side Projects: How Your Hobbies and Unrelated Interests Help Your Career

Copywriter. Designer. Illustrator. Filmmaker. With how competitive the world has become, it’s no wonder why we're obsessed with titles. Focusing on a speciality makes you more appealing to employers and shows clearly where your skills lie.

Effective Networking: 6 Apps to Meet New People and Build Professional Connections

Success isn’t just about what you know. Who you know plays an outsized role, too. Relationships spark our creativity, help us land jobs, teach us things we'd never learn on our own, and, frankly, make life more interesting. Easier said than done, though.

Treat Your Career Like a Triathlon: 11 Productivity Lessons from Endurance Athletes

Imagine adding a part-time job to your already crazy schedule. Turns out your friendly neighborhood triathlete has. Training for an Ironman—a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, and 26.