Asking for a promotion ranks high on the list of life’s most anxiety-inducing activities, but it’s also one of the most important things you can do for your career. Ready to take that next step? Here’s what to know before the big conv ...
Advancing your career within a start-up or small company can be challenging—after all, there aren't many positions to move into. But Austin Geidt, Uber's Head of Launch, did it, and she shares her advice for anyone wanting to do the same.
Want to get promoted? Of course you do—the question is: How? To get the answers, we turned to nearly a dozen managers. From telling the boss when she's wrong to schmoozing at happy hour, their suggestions just might surprise you.
Promoting your company is a critical part of growing your business, but there’s a fine line between effectively talking about your brand and using every opportunity possible to brag about your company. Here's how to avoid stepping over it ...
Gunning for a promotion? Hoping to land a coveted C-suite position within the next few years? Whatever your career goals, it’s important to be aware of your potential for growth—and to realize when you’re in a job where that doesn’t ...
If you made a career-related resolution this year, we're betting it's one of three things: finding a new job, getting a big promotion, or venturing out on your own. And this week, we're going to show you how to make those goals happen. Read ...
Wondering why you got passed over for a promotion? We interviewed 20 executives to find out why so many up-and-comers find themselves part-way-and-stuck--and what you can do to get to the next level.
Want a raise? Don’t be intimidated—be prepared. This sample script will show you how to approach your current boss and ask for a promotion or raise, from start to finish.
Applying for a new job at your current company? Interviewing with the people you see every day may seem like it's a piece of cake—but the truth is, it still takes a lot of preparation. Here's what you need to know to get a leg up on the c ...
Cathie Black, former president of Hearst Magazines and USA Today, is an expert on getting ahead at work and creating the career and life of your dreams. And every other week, we'll be bringing you her advice, right here.
If you're positioning yourself for that next level, don't forget the little things. Your boss likely has a few pet peeves—and if you're guilty, they could stand in your way when review time rolls around. Here are a few common ones you nee ...
Happy New Year, Daily Muses! We're kicking off 2012 with five killer resolutions for your career. Whether you're looking for your first gig or you're moving into management, we guarantee you'll set yourself up for success in January and bey ...
When you’re passed over for a promotion and a colleague suddenly becomes your boss, it's pretty painful. But, assuming you want to keep your job, you’re going to have to move forward. And the first step is having these three conversatio ...
This month, we were all about helping you take your career to the next level. To wrap up the month, check out all the articles we ran on moving up in your company, scoring that promotion, getting a raise, and more!
Working for a small company can be a great thing—until you're ready to move up and there's nowhere to go. From someone who’s been there, here are a few important lessons about forging your own career path.
Asking for a raise is a good thing. But, it is possible to jump the gun. So, before you do, ask yourself these three questions to make sure your timing is right.
This essay contest finalist kept working harder and harder for her employer, but not getting anything in return. Check out what she learned about being her own best advocate.
Hard work is the foundation of success—but it’s not enough. If you’re going to get the opportunities you want, you need to make those stellar results visible to others. Try these 4 self-promotion techniques to make sure your hard work ...
If you got passed over for a promotion or made a big mistake at work, it can be easy to get down on yourself. Stop! With a few mental tricks, you can use the failure to propel you to something even greater.
It's Thursday morning, you're in the elevator, and the CEO skates between closing doors to join you for a 30-floor ride. Yikes. But don't panic—just try one of these simple conversation starters.
What happens when a friend (who's worked at your company less time than you have) gets a big promotion? Jealousy—that's what. Our advice columnist gives some great pointers for dealing with this tough workplace scenario.
When you're not putting in physical face time, it can be harder to get to know your colleagues. But this remote worker shares the strategies that helped her build relationships with her co-workers—and ultimately led to getting noticed by ...
