Stephanie Vozza

9 CEOs share their favorite productivity hacks

CEOs work an average of 62 hours a week and attend 37 meetings. Getting the most out of their hours is critical.

9 CEOs share their favorite productivity hacks

What kind of self-destructive perfectionist are you?

Spurred perhaps by social media, more people are classified as perfectionists. What are the costs and how can you break the paralysis that’s killing your productivity?

What kind of self-destructive perfectionist are you?

These 4 myths about the skills gap will hold your company back

“If companies really want to help employees gain new skills, there has to be a basic understanding of what learning is really all about.”

These 4 myths about the skills gap will hold your company back

How to manage your biggest distractions when working from home

Working from home can make you happier and more productive, but only if you set some firm limits on how you spend your time.

How to manage your biggest distractions when working from home

This is what you should say instead of “no” at work

If you want to build a healthy relationship with a coworker, leader, or industry peer, you might want to rethink your approach to shutting down requests.

This is what you should say instead of “no” at work

All interview questions are trying to figure out one of these three things

Decoding the motivation behind an interview question will help you figure out how you should answer it.

All interview questions are trying to figure out one of these three things

How to get over your fear of speaking up

Silence may feel safe, but keeping your thoughts (both good and bad) to yourself may be doing you more harm than you realize.

How to get over your fear of speaking up

What happened when I used a Bullet Journal for a month

The detailed journaling and list-making method has thousands of devotees, but is it too complicated to make me want to give up my regular to-do list?

What happened when I used a Bullet Journal for a month

How your email habits might be making you a worse boss

When managers are overloaded by email, they scale back leadership behaviors, such as motivating and inspiring their team.

How your email habits might be making you a worse boss

Two ways being busy can actually be a good thing

Could being busy actually help you make better decisions?

Two ways being busy can actually be a good thing

These 3 common beliefs about memory aren’t true

No, you don’t have to use visualization to remember where you put your keys.

These 3 common beliefs about memory aren’t true

Don’t send an email without doing these three things

You probably don’t put much thought into crafting an email, which means it’s likely you are making some potentially embarrassing mistakes.

Don’t send an email without doing these three things

This is how to fix your 3 biggest problems with your coworkers

If you feel like you do most of the work and have no idea how your coworkers spend their time, you’re not alone. Here’s how to reconsider your perspective to boost collaboration and productivity.

This is how to fix your 3 biggest problems with your coworkers

How to know when your intuition is bad

Intuition is a double-edged sword because sometimes it’s actually bias.

How to know when your intuition is bad

How managers can help employees avoid burnout

Burnout is prevalent, has a significant impact on the health, happiness, and productivity of employees, and is totally preventable.

How managers can help employees avoid burnout

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

If you think the interview went well but you end up not landing the job, it’s natural to wonder what went wrong. Here’s the right way to ask.

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

3 ways to stay sane when you have a workaholic boss

If you don’t match their pace will you look like a slacker?

3 ways to stay sane when you have a workaholic boss

This is how you should answer “What are your strengths?”

It’s one of the most common interview questions. These are the answers that hiring managers say they are looking for.

This is how you should answer “What are your strengths?”

How to assess company culture in a video interview

It’s possible to get insights into culture when you’re on one side of a camera. Here are six things to look for.

How to assess company culture in a video interview

Ask yourself these questions before giving honest feedback

“Honest feedback is critical, but how that feedback is relayed is more important.”

Ask yourself these questions before giving honest feedback

Impact

This blockchain-based platform will let anyone invest in renewables

It’s time to break up wealth dynasties in the U.S.

Plot twist: The $400,000 GoFundMe for a homeless man was all a scam

Creativity

Apple appoints A24 as its Academy Award ambassador

Top 5 ads of the week: Elton John sings for Xmas, KFC’s crispy streetwear

Ocasio-Cortez’s strategy for Twitter trolls? Don’t get mad, get laughs

Co.Design

Finally, tape dispensers and glue sticks for design snobs

A brilliant hack for New York City’s water hydrants

Americans are fed up with being manipulated online

Work Life

5 ways you can hide your nerves when giving a speech

Managers, consider these things before you give someone a promotion

How to manage your workload during the holiday season