Caroline Dowd-Higgins
Posts by Caroline Dowd-Higgins:
Playing To Your Strengths: Finding Your “Zone”
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We hear it often…it’s better to play to your strengths rather than trying to fix your weaknesses. While that may seem like a “no-brainer,” especially when it comes to work and career, it’s surprising how many of us continue to work against our own proverbial grain. We’ve all heard about the challenges of trying to […]
Four Smart Tips For Getting Paid What You’re Worth
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This post was contributed by Sarah Jane who just successfully asked for a raise and is eager to share her wisdom with others. One of the trickiest subjects for women in the workplace is asking for a pay increase. Sometimes you can be ripe for development and worth a lot more than you are currently […]
Successful People Take Initiative
Successful people are pro-active, take the initiative and make themselves indispensable in the career world.
Your Working Life with Jennifer Petriglieri
Jennifer Petriglieri talks about her research based strategies for couples with dual careers to navigate the work-life journey so they can thrive.
Three Tips That Will Help You Communicate More Effectively
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This blog was written by Lena who shares her workplace wisdom after a recent career change. In order to be successful, it’s important to develop your communication skills. Not only will being a great communicator make you more influential in your work life, but it will also help to maintain your personal relationships as well. […]
Take Your Commuter Shoes and Save Your Heels
Bring your commuter shoes for the long distances and save your heels for when it really matters. It also saves your back.
Your Working Life with Amy Jen Su
Amy Jen Su talks about principles to increase capacity, energy, and impact with less stress and more equanimity.