Stephanie Vozza

How to add 20% to your starting salary

The right mix of hard and soft skills can help make you more competitive, no matter your field.

This is why women leave jobs in tech

Not only are there still very few women in tech jobs, the ones who are there leave at a much higher rate than their male counterparts. Here is why and what we can do about it.

5 common worst practices bosses need to abandon now

Micromanagement, using fear as a motivator, leaning too heavily on top performers, and other ways you might be screwing yourself over without knowing it.

These are the 5 mistakes you make when you delegate

As you move up in your job, you need to go from being someone who gets things done to creating other people who get things done. Here are a few common mistakes people make when they start to delegate.

This is how Americans define their dream job

No one can accuse us of having humble ambitions.

This is how to kick your addiction to Slack

3 smart ways to stop email from taking over your life

This is what you’re getting wrong about your pursuit of happiness

Most of our beliefs about how to pursue happiness are wrong.

This is how you can save your sanity and kick your addiction to breaking news

3 simple steps to kick your social media addiction

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.

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?

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.”

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.

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.

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.

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.

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?

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.