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Kathryn is The Daily Muse’s number one swashbuckler. Prior to founding the company, Kathryn led Rwanda’s national strategic plan for HPV vaccine introduction and previously worked as a management consultant at McKinsey & Company. She was also a co-founder and the Editor in Chief of Pretty Young Professional (PYP). When not at work, Kathryn is an avid globe-trotter and an adventurous cook. Say hi on Twitter @KMinshew1
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5 Steps to Giving Good Feedback
Whether you’re an employee, manager, or entrepreneur, the people you work with will make mistakes at some point—and you’ll have to address them. Scared? Don’t be: here’s how to deliver feedback both kindly and effectively.
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There’s a movement coming. You can’t find it in Cosmopolitan or the latest issue of US Weekly. You may not notice it in GQ or Esquire. But look a little closer to home—at your sister, your girlfriends, or your colleagues—and you’ll see a massive cultural shift underway: the rise of the smart, confident young professional woman.
6 Tips To Pack a PowerPoint Punch
A solid PowerPoint presentation goes a long way to help when you’re trying to get a room full of people on the same page. Use these tips to shine next time it’s your turn to present!
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7 Steps to Avoid Crying in the Workplace
July 31, 2011, 1 CommentLike it or not, crying is stigmatized in the workplace. If you’re afraid you’re trying to fight back tears, take these 7 steps to help.
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4 Ways to Deal With Tears in the Office
July 26, 2011, No commentsWhen you can’t hold back from crying in the office, it’s time for a new plan: dealing with your tears. Try these 4 strategies to respond to tears when they happen.
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