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When you’re job hunting, most advice focuses on how you should perform in the interview. Polish your résumé. Practice your answers. Follow up with a thank-you email. But here’s the truth that took me years (and a few painful job…
Starting a new job is exciting. You’re learning new systems, meeting new coworkers, and settling into a new routine. Somewhere in the middle of all that onboarding paperwork, HR hands you information about your company’s 401(k) plan. You’re told this…
Negotiating a raise can be one of the most intimidating conversations in your professional life. I’ve negotiated raises multiple times throughout my career, and I won’t pretend it ever felt completely comfortable. There’s always that lingering fear in the back…
Early in my career, I made what I thought was a practical, even smart, decision. I joined a new company disguised as a women owned company, but they were really a family owned company because it was close to home.…
I’ve changed jobs so many times that if I tried counting them on my fingers, I’d run out pretty fast. Some people stay with one or two companies their entire lives, building a neat little ladder of promotions and responsibilities.…
Graduating college is supposed to feel like crossing some magical finish line. You walk across the stage, shake a few hands, take a thousand pictures, and suddenly your life is supposed to “begin.” At least, that’s what everyone told me.…
During my college years, I worked so many part-time jobs that sometimes I wonder how I even managed to keep track of them all. Like most students, I needed whatever income I could get to help pay for textbooks, food,…
Office perks used to be a big deal. If you worked in tech, finance, or any modern corporate environment before 2020, you probably got used to the usual lineup of workplace amenities: free lunch once or twice a week, kitchens…
I’ll be honest: I tend to hate on Starbucks. Maybe it’s because I used to work there during my college years and saw the chaos behind the counter. Maybe it’s because the idea of paying five, six, or sometimes seven…
Every workplace has its quirks. Some offices deal with people who microwave fish. Some deal with people who love meetings a little too much. And sometimes, like in my case, you deal with coworkers who get wrapped up in their…
