News flash: you can live without a plan for every detail in your life. I had no idea.

You don’t have to break the laws around government jobs to remove bias. You just need to do this.

A lesson from Indigenous people on how to use fire to add nutrients and hope back into the world of work.

Every year, we gather the year's scariest job posts. This year’s worst job postings are so bad, it’s scary.

Being an extreme workaholic only works if you are willing to apply the extremes to rest and relaxation, too.

How to select a LinkedIn headline that will help you be found for a job.

Thinking back to my life as a speaker, from my very first time on a stage speaking through the entire journey since.

Sharing pronouns at work can start before you even take the job. Here’s my advice - for the interview and day 1.

Coming out doesn’t happen all at once and it’s rarely as easy as it looks online.

The origins of the 4-day work week and why offering a flex schedule is going to become an advantage to compete for talent.

What makes you remarkable isn’t a bunch of big wins. It’s all the times you’re willing to just try.

If you’re looking to engage employees, try internal mobility & creating opportunities that keep them in your organization.

Every year I write myself a birthday letter to open next year. I want you to write one, too.

I wrote a book and today, you can order a copy.

Refusing to ask for help doesn’t make your accomplishments more satisfying. It just makes the finish line lonely.

I hate most lists of experts to follow in HR and recruiting, so I made my own. Here are 19 folks you’ll learn from.

This 22nd anniversary of September 11th is a reminder that life isn’t guaranteed and these days aren’t worth wasting.

If you get laid off, using social media to find a job can be a very smart strategy that most people forget.

Lessons learned in my 30s that helped me survive and will help me live a longer life.

Job hopping is viewed poorly by recruiters. But is the fear of being viewed as a job hopper worth your mental health?

Saying “never again” feels like the only cure to avoid feeling big hurt, but that’s just not true.

Everyone wants to talk about the future of work, but we're not being practical. Our data sucks. AI can't write job descriptions with that.

I get so stressed thinking I’m not going to make the right choice, I forget that having a choice is a gift in itself.

Skills-based hiring is universally biased & based off 1 person’s understanding of the skill - but experiences actually showcase said skills.

Life is a lot easier when you look for what’s beautiful around you instead of wishing for more.