The change-maker’s guide to pitching your project idea
Spoiler alert: charts and graphs are a good start, but they only get you so far.
Sarah Goff-Dupont
How to be a successful project owner (without micromanaging)
A deep-dive on the unique role of the project owner, plus the guiding principles and go-to techniques that will take you to the next level.
You vs. the summer slump
Feeling less than inspired lately? Time to look beyond the glossy travel magazines, discover what truly makes time off rejuvenating, and plan your best staycation ever.
How attention management helps your team reach big, hairy, ambitious goals
There’s no honor in being busy if all you ever do is busy-work.
Stitches in space: the astronaut’s clothes
The forgotten story of the women who made it possible for men to walk on the moon.
Laid off? Make sure your next job is a better one
When your career is in transition, bouncing back isn't the only option.
6 ways to support the work-life integrators and segmentors on your team
When your team has different approaches to work-life balance, you’ll need a few tricks up your sleeve that satisfy both groups.
5 (more) questions for the CIO of Zoom
Chief Information Officer, Harry Mosley, is back to talk about scaling rapidly during a crisis, "Zoom-bombing", and smarter remote meetings.
When it’s time to deliver bad news, this is how the pros do it
Learn the simple framework developed by psychiatrists and oncologists that emphasizes empathy, facts, and finding a way forward.
How to overcome impostor syndrome and discover the brag-worthy you
Get the recognition you deserve and elevate your underappreciated colleagues along the way.
Here’s the way to organize internal comms when you’re flying by the seat of your pants
Suddenly responsible for keeping everyone on the same page in a crisis? Use this guide to calm the fire drills (and your stress level).
Top 8 ways to grow your career from home
Here's some "distance learning" you might actually enjoy.
Research-backed practices that strengthen your emotional resilience
Psychologists have been studying resilience for decades. Here’s what they've found.
How to “leave the office” when the office is your home
Use these shutdown rituals to make the mental shift from work-time to me-time.
Everything I need to know about coping with crisis, I learned from the Agile Manifesto
What looks like chaos and upheaval is really an opportunity to iterate.