Stephanie Vozza

How to tell if a job candidate is lying

Bad news: Candidates regularly lie. Good news: There are ways to tell.

How to tell if a job candidate is lying

6 easy ways to fast-track your career

Being ambitious is great, but you should also be strategic.

6 easy ways to fast-track your career

2 perks your employees actually want this summer (and 2 they don’t)

Surprisingly, the most-requested perk is not leaving early on summer Fridays.

2 perks your employees actually want this summer (and 2 they don’t)

These are the 4 things that make you successful in the gig economy

Staying motivated can be challenging without a boss, workplace, or coworkers. These types of connections can make all the difference.

These are the 4 things that make you successful in the gig economy

Using this method could cut your email time in half

“The average person who masters our technique gets back over 250 hours per year,” says Prasanth Nair, creator of the Stack Method.

Using this method could cut your email time in half

How introvert bosses can manage extroverts without stressing out

In the workplace, introverts and extroverts have two major differences.

How introvert bosses can manage extroverts without stressing out

These Navy SEAL tricks will help you perform better under pressure

Use this the next time you need to think clearly in a high-pressure situation.

These Navy SEAL tricks will help you perform better under pressure

This is how to have more epiphanies

Epiphanies are rare, but they can give you the answers you need.

This is how to have more epiphanies

4 hiring practices that create workplace drama

Focusing on the right things during hiring can avoid headaches down the line.

4 hiring practices that create workplace drama

How to find out why you didn’t get the job

There’s an art to asking why you were passed over.

How to find out why you didn’t get the job

CEOs share their best advice for college graduates

Your first few years in the workplace are incredibly important. Here’s what you need to know.

CEOs share their best advice for college graduates

Five ways to get better at thinking on your feet

Thinking on your feet may seem spur of the moment, but it is actually something you can prepare for. Here’s how.

Five ways to get better at thinking on your feet

This is how to know if an employee is thinking of quitting

“People often talk about being overworked, but they’re more likely leave if their work isn’t challenging.”

This is how to know if an employee is thinking of quitting

How to fix a bad reputation

Bad reputations often stem from one of three reasons: your attitude, behavior, or lack of professionalism. There is no easy fix for any of them, but here’s how to start to make repairs.

How to fix a bad reputation

How successful CEOs start their mornings

Although they each have different businesses and approaches, successful CEOs often start the first hour of their days with these five value-adding activities.

How successful CEOs start their mornings

This is what you should do if a potential client ghosts you

Just like in dating, it’s easy to make assumptions about what the other side is thinking about you. But it’s really not personal.

This is what you should do if a potential client ghosts you

The right way to network at each stage of your career

What got you that first job might be the ability to keep your head down and work hard, but keeping your head down doesn’t help if you want to get promoted.

The right way to network at each stage of your career

These two trendy interview practices need to stop

No, offbeat questions don’t help you learn how someone will work under pressure.

These two trendy interview practices need to stop

Five things every cover letter needs and one thing to delete

Yes, you still need to write a cover letter, but don’t waste your time or theirs with something generic.

Five things every cover letter needs and one thing to delete

3 questions to ask yourself to spring clean your career

Whether you’ve been at the same job for years or you’re fairly new and are unsure of your direction, take some time for reflection, and identify tasks or roles that should be swept away.

3 questions to ask yourself to spring clean your career

Impact

Madison is the first city to go 100% electric for its bike share

Google just committed $1 billion to build new housing in the Bay Area

CEOs need to grapple with the populist backlash to corporate power—or they won’t like what comes next

Creativity

‘Alternatino’ creator Arturo Castro explains making the definitive sketch about woke teens

What Netflix’s Oscar winner ‘Roma’ can teach brands about social impact

Watch Jon Stewart challenge Mitch McConnell to pass stalled 9/11 bill on Colbert’s show

Co.Design

Microsoft will fix your sexist PowerPoint presentations with AI

This kit makes it shockingly easy (and pretty) to farm your own algae at home

Have kids? This infographic proves that your life is officially over

Work Life

Does your new job align with your life’s priorities? Here’s how to tell

4 ways to build influence at work, no matter your job title

For mothers, parental leave is a penalty whether they take it or not