Stephanie Vozza

One reason people don’t listen to you (and how to easily fix it)

Figuring out whether you’re speaking with an inductive or deductive thinker can make all the difference.

One reason people don’t listen to you (and how to easily fix it)

Why this ad agency sent its team to day camp over the summer

Paradowski Creative’s CEO leased 2 acres of land and drafted a few coworkers to develop a business camp that could help employees reconnect and collaborate.

Why this ad agency sent its team to day camp over the summer

How to negotiate your current job instead of joining the Great Resignation

If there are some aspects of your role or employer that you do like, it may be better to negotiate.

How to negotiate your current job instead of joining the Great Resignation

How to answer those bizarre riddle questions in a job interview

These hacks can help you feel more confident, no matter what unusual question is thrown your way.

How to answer those bizarre riddle questions in a job interview

These industries are being impacted most by the Great Resignation

While every sector is being hit, some are suffering greater losses than others.

These industries are being impacted most by the Great Resignation

Here’s what happened when this company banned meetings

Media company TheSoul Publishing adopted a ‘no meetings’ policy to minimize distractions and ensure staff spends their time on focused work.

Here’s what happened when this company banned meetings

How to answer the age-old question: Could this meeting have been an email?

We’ve all attended meetings that could have been skipped entirely. Before you schedule another one, do us all a favor and consider these four factors.

How to answer the age-old question: Could this meeting have been an email?

How to find your new routine when returning back to the office

Transitioning back to working in an office can be an emotionally taxing experience, even if you’re looking forward to it.

How to find your new routine when returning back to the office

Welcome to the ‘Great Resignation.’ Should you quit your job, too?

Here’s how to tell if your desire is the result of temporary burnout and restlessness, or a real desire for change.

Welcome to the ‘Great Resignation.’ Should you quit your job, too?

This is how the most productive people protect their time

While productivity hacks are helpful, the real key is being vigilant about what makes it onto your calendar in the first place.

This is how the most productive people protect their time

Work friends make life happier. Here’s how to make them when you’re remote

Having friends at work is a game changer, but it can be tricky to form connections when you’re not sharing the same physical space.

Work friends make life happier. Here’s how to make them when you’re remote

How to spot a toxic culture by reading between the lines of a job ad

These ads are meant to target the types of people companies want to attract, but they can also reveal something about a company’s culture.

How to spot a toxic culture by reading between the lines of a job ad

You might be able to find your next job on TikTok. Is that a good thing?

The social media platform recently announced it would be launching a job service. But what will it look like—and is that what users want?

You might be able to find your next job on TikTok. Is that a good thing?

The ‘Great Resignation’ is here. This is how employers should prepare

If you feel like everyone around you is giving two-weeks notice, you’re not alone.

The ‘Great Resignation’ is here. This is how employers should prepare

Facebook’s head of recruiting on what COVID changed about hiring

To adapt to a new workplace, recruiting has to pivot, and the changes are likely for good, says Miranda Kalinowski, head of global recruiting at Facebook.

Facebook’s head of recruiting on what COVID changed about hiring

Are you sending wrong signals during a Zoom interview?

If you’re looking to nail your next video interview, you need to consider your body language.

Are you sending wrong signals during a Zoom interview?

How to tell your boss you’re feeling burned out

Here’s why you need to talk about how you’re feeling—and what to say.

How to tell your boss you’re feeling burned out

This personality type is the most susceptible to impostor syndrome post-pandemic

Under normal circumstances, this type of person is more prone to impostor syndrome, and the pandemic may only heighten this response.

This personality type is the most susceptible to impostor syndrome post-pandemic

Why forgetfulness might be the biggest risk to accomplishing your goals

Failing to follow through on certain tasks might seem harmless in the moment, but these oversights can have serious long-term consequences.

Why forgetfulness might be the biggest risk to accomplishing your goals

Three live-events experts reveal what’s next for in-person conferences

Top execs at VidCon, CES, and Expo West reveal what gatherings will look like this fall and beyond.

Three live-events experts reveal what’s next for in-person conferences

Impact

The Bootleg fire is burning through trees that are being used as carbon offsets

How to unearth the startup talent in middle America

This beach-cleaning robot sifts sand for the tiny plastics that humans miss

News

Duolingo is now worth $6.5 billion, and its CEO is having a very big day

Can vitamin D protect you from COVID-19? Here’s what the latest research says

How creative are you? This 4-minute word test will tell you

Co.Design

Why Sonos and The North Face are putting an Antarctic expedition in your ears

Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine are redesigning high school from the ground up

Why you’re seeing so much neon in this year’s Olympic Games

Work Life

Is job sharing the solution to our flexible work problems?

How to tell if your company is ready for employees to work-from-anywhere

How to craft wellness rewards that’ll actually motivate your teams