How to Handle 3 Types of Difficult Coworkers
Difficult people exist in every workplace. Here are three common types of problematic coworkers—and how to deal with them. * The pessimist. This…
Using AI to Write Your Resume
Should you ask ChatGPT to write your resume for you? While the technology isn’t advanced enough to create this critical document for…
Earn Your Legitimacy as a Leader
No job title or level of expertise is enough to make you a legitimate leader in the eyes of your employees—you need…
Ask Your Employees to Put in 85% Effort
To build a high-performing team, you don’t have to expect 100% effort from your employees all the time. In fact, asking them…
The Connection Between Exercise and Work Performance
Exercise isn’t only good for your physical wellbeing—research finds that it can also vastly improve your ability to perform at work over…
Set Boundaries Before You Go on Vacation
Do you have a hard time disconnecting from work—like, completely disconnecting—while you’re on vacation? Here are five things to do in advance…
Keep Your Next Meeting on Track
Running great meetings means limiting distractions—whether they’re questions that are outside the scope of the conversation, overly negative, counterproductive comments, or unrelated…
Move from Allyship to Activism
Allies support diversity and want to learn about communities and identities outside of their own. Activists, on the other hand, engage in…
Are You Taking Effective Breaks from Work?
Taking breaks throughout the workday can boost both your well-being and performance, but far too few of us take them regularly—or use…
Use Microvalidations to Affirm Your Colleagues
Most of us are aware of microaggressions: subtle comments or acts of exclusion that can negatively impact the well-being of people who…