Battling self-doubt? You’re not alone. Imposter syndrome is more common than you may think. The term ‘imposter phenomenon’ was first coined by psychologists Pauline Rode Clance and Suzanne Imes in 1978, when they studied its causes and effects among high-achieving women. Now more commonly known as imposter syndrome, this phenomenon… read more
Finding meaningful work is a need often associated with Millennials and Gen Zers, but this pursuit crosses all generations. When the need is met, employees attain greater work satisfaction and improved motivation on the job, and employers gain improved work outcomes, higher retention and more. What exactly does this term… read more
While leadership may come with a new title and added responsibility, it may also bring an unexpected shift in how you interact with others. Decisions that once felt collaborative now carry more weight, and conversations that were casual and easy as a peer become more complicated as a manager. One… read more
We’re familiar with many creative ways to describe cognitive overload these days, like “burnout,” “fried brain,” “mental mush,” and “cerebral spaghetti,” to name a few. The Urban Dictionary cites “brain-crash” as a “situation in which the brain locks up like a crashed computer due to overload.” Metaphors like “my brain… read more
“When the eyes say one thing, and the tongue another, a practical man relies on the language of the first.” Ralph Waldo Emerson Here’s a true story about nonverbal cues. We’ll call the star of our story Heather, who was a year into a fully remote marketing role. Most of… read more
Do you feel like you’re constantly bombarded with information and tasks every day? Cognitive overload is so ubiquitous that it feels like the new normal in our personal and professional lives, so much so that we often feel like our brains are fried. We’re constantly trying to absorb more information… read more
AI may be changing how paralegals work, but it isn’t replacing the judgment, accountability, and human expertise that the legal profession depends on. Read on to learn what that means for your role and how you can thrive in an AI-driven legal world. “The law is the last result of… read more
One of my oldest friends is the CEO of a company that employs over a thousand people. Logically, this makes sense. We are in our late 30s, and this friend of mine has worked hard for as long as I’ve known him, putting his business acumen and knack for social… read more
A career in nonprofit development work can be immensely gratifying. Where else can someone fundraise for a noble cause while expanding a diverse and valuable skill set? In fact, development staff are often the backbone of successful nonprofit organizations, and the demand for seasoned development professionals remains consistently high. But… read more
Storytelling is a great way to stand out during job interviews, but how you tell your stories will truly help you shine. The CAR method (Challenge, Action, Result) is an excellent way to showcase your professional achievements while leaving the competition behind. Together, these three components become a framework for… read more
