Thinking about changing jobs in 2025? Explore the questions you should ask before making a move. Learn how to navigate career decisions, address workplace challenges, and take small steps toward your goals.

Congrats! You got a new job! Now comes the proving process—the part where you show your new employer they made the right choice.

Here’s what to keep in mind as you navigate those early days in your new job - so you don't burn yourself out from the start.

Stop calling yourself “seasoned” and other valuable resume writing tips for 2024.

Even if you despise being on social media, if you are looking for new jobs and opportunities in the knowledge worker economy, LinkedIn is the place recruiters and hiring managers hang out to find top talent. Besides optimizing the keywords in your LinkedIn profile to be more searchable on the platform, I have six technical LinkedIn tips for you to take action on today.

Weak ties (or acquaintances) have the greatest impact on job mobility and career advancement. Here’s how to re-introduce yourself to them to make sure they know who you are and what you have to offer - without feeling awkward about it.

Many career resources will tell you that your skills need to match 80% of the required job duties on the job description to apply. Here’s why I don’t like that advice and more on how to know if you should apply for a job (or not).

When you know your core values, you can lean on them as your own personal board of advisors. Here is what I learned from doing the core values exercise again.

Advice from Elpha.com and coaches on how to prepare for a performance review if you want to focus on development, ask for a raise or promotion, or just stay where you are.

You’re not alone if you feel like you DON’T want more out of your work and career. Let’s normalize NOT feeling motivated to develop or grow at all times.

Let’s dig into the 8 main reasons why we resist self-marketing and how to finally prioritize it. I give you 10 ideas on how to make the most a one-hour self-marketing work session.

Many of us have been taught that wanting and drawing attention to ourselves is a negative thing. Something that only narcissists do. I’m here to tell you otherwise and here’s why.

It’s easy to get sucked into traditional job search methods, checking Indeed and LinkedIn, with little to no bites. Instead, I want you to consider these 9 ways to find job opportunities. And yes, they’re all about making connections.

More and more companies are providing professional development funds to employees for their personal learning and skill development. Did you know you can ask to use this funding to hire an external coach? Read on to learn how to pitch this idea to your manager.

Your LinkedIn headline is one of the most important parts of your profile. What word(s) are you scared to include because you don't feel like you have enough experience?

How can you find your career hype-person? And be an amplification buddy for someone else? I break this career-building strategy all down for you.

It’s okay to take a break from your job search. The last thing you want to do is end up in burnout mode. Read on to identify the signs of job search mode and what you can do to avoid getting to that point.

The job description includes a salary range and you’re not sure whether you can negotiate. Here’s some crowdsourced expert advice.

Body doubles aren’t only for your personal life - they can help you achieve your career goals by holding you accountable and making unpleasant career tasks more fun. Here are four ways to find one.

Networking doesn’t have to include crowded rooms, forced small talk, and stale crackers. There is another way to network and that is in non-professional contexts. You can grow your network being yourself in settings you enjoy.

What happens when Office Mom wants to get promoted but she’s trained everyone that she’s readily available to do tasks that no one else wants to do? Let’s talk about non-promotable tasks.