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We all know connectivity and strength of your networks can directly influence your long-term career prospects. But - ugh - networking. How can we bette equip ourselves to take the risk?
In her new book, Anne Cocquyt lays out how taking the time to understand WHY you want to become an entrepreneur and WHY you want to start a business is key to success.
Upon reading The Cult of We - a deep-dive on the fall of WeWorks - this senior legal pro draws insights on the inequalities baked into the startup ecosystem.
Enjoy this unfortunately juicy excerpt that highlights the casualties of toxic Silicon Valley cultures.
A new book based on the Interpersonal Dynamics course - a.k.a. the "Touch Feely Course" - that's been taught for decades at Stanford University.
A multi-seat corporate Board of Directors member shares her career experiences and insights that led her to where she is now.
In her new book, Rha Goddess gives us 14 keys to thinking in an entrepreneurial way.
Kate Lanz discusses gender and leadership through the lense of modern neuroscience, and how it plays into confidence and response time on the job.
Book review of "Lunch With Lucy: Maximize Profits by Investing in Your People", by Sherry Stewart Deutschmann.
Laura Huang, a preeminent Harvard Business School professor, teaches the rest of us how to create our own "edge" from challenges we think hold us back.
"Your Turn" is the career coach today's working women need to own their career + motherhood path, the insider knowledge from people who've already done it.
Several suggestions on how to be a better ally and create an inclusive, engaged workplace through every day actions.
This book chronicles several media veterans, women who never imagined that women entering news would face many of the same battles they did.
A short book review of Jean Case's new book, featuring stories of regular people who have accomplished extraordinary things across all sectors.
Stories of regular people who have accomplished extraordinary things across all sectors, and a roadmap for people to face fear directly and productively.