Rikki Rogers is a writer and marketer working outside of our nation’s capitol. When she’s not stuck in traffic, she enjoys writing poetry and grappling with important philosophical issues like whether to retweet, reply, or just mention. You can read more about her obsession with language and culture at rikkirogers.wordpress.com and follow her @rikki_rogers.
Even if you’re not a sports fanatic, being able to hold your own in a conversation about last weekend’s game is a professional skill you shouldn’t underestimate. Here’s why, plus how to get started tuning into a sport or two.
The first few weeks of having a new baby aren’t easy—especially if you’re accustomed to a life of organized project plans and punctual kick-off meetings. This new mom shares a few tips for making the adjustment during maternity leave.
Working for a start-up can be a fun, smart, and even life-changing move—but it’s also going to be vastly different than any world you’ve been in before. Before you electronically sign on the dotted line, make sure you’ve memorized these 5 working-for-a-start-up mantras.
Attending a conference can be great for your career, if you approach it the right way. Follow these steps to make sure you get the most bang for your conference buck.
Many pregnancy guides offer practical tips for working while pregnant: remember to leave your desk and stretch at least twice an hour, eat healthy, and so forth. But this advice alone won’t get you through the real challenges of being pregnant at work.
This first-time mom-to-be was excited about her pregnancy—but terrified of sharing the news with her boss. Here’s what she learned, and her advice for anyone in the same situation.
Chatting it up with someone you have absolutely nothing in common with? That can be tough. But these go-to moves will help you make conversation with virtually anyone, no matter how awkward the situation feels.
Working for a start-up can be a fun, smart, and even life-changing move—but it’s also going to be vastly different than any world you’ve been in before. Before you electronically sign on the dotted line, make sure you’ve memorized these 5 working-for-a-start-up mantras.
We’ve all been there: You’re exhausted, but you’re stuck in a meeting that seems like it will never end. But you’ll never have to worry about drooling in front of your CEO again with these easy tips for keeping your eyes open and your mind alert.
Like high school bullies of days past, Workplace Bullies use intimidation, public humiliation, and insults to manipulate those around them. But unlike high school, you don’t have to put up with them for the sake of looking cool. Here’s how to deal.
