Get Your Resume Past the Robots With These Tips and Tricks

After hours perfecting your resume, there’s little more disheartening than knowing that it might not even make it into the hands of humans. That’s because it first has to get past an automated screening system, like an ATS. An applicant tracking system (ATS) is a popular way for a company to use artificial intelligence (AI) […]
What Stars Like Chappell Roan and Beyoncé Can Teach Us About Breaking Out of Your Niche

Having a career niche is a great way to make a name for yourself within your industry. However, that doesn’t mean that wherever you start has to be where you stay. Consider Chappell Roan’s newest single, “The Giver.” The pop princess has taken a page out of “Queen Bey” Beyoncé’s book by shifting into the […]
Want To Create the Most Profitable, Innovative and Productive Workplace Possible? Double Down on DEI

A strong DEI strategy boosts profits, innovation and engagement. See how businesses thrive with diversity, equity and inclusion.
How Neurodivergence Impacts Work (and How to Get the Support You Need)

Explore how neurodivergence affects work, the unique strengths neurodivergent employees bring, and the accommodations they may need.
How to Seamlessly Shift from a Government Job to the Private Sector

As so many federal employees transition to jobs in the private sector, I can’t help but think of my mother. She was the most dedicated government employee I ever met (and I don’t say that lightly, because I know a lot of pretty incredible ones). She spent the first several years of her career trying […]
How to Throw a PowerPoint Party That Everyone Will Love

When you hear about a party with a bunch of 20- and 30-somethings, you probably don’t picture it involving homework. But having been to two such parties, I can now confidently say that the very best gatherings do. I am, of course, talking about PowerPoint parties. The first time I went to one, I genuinely […]
Concerned About the Executive Orders and Memos for Federal Employees? Consider Joining a Union

For those working in the federal government, the first two weeks of President Donald Trump’s second term have been something of a whirlwind. Between the executive orders and memos from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM), federal employees are facing a lot of unknowns. They’ve been offered deferred resignation, been told to return to […]
How to Choose the Best Valentine’s Day Card

Discover expert tips to pick the perfect Valentine’s Day card. Find meaningful, authentic options for every type of relationship.
Should You Take the ‘Federal Buyout?’ Experts Advise Against It

Federal employees face a buyout offer, but experts warn of legal risks and financial uncertainty. Here’s why many advise against it.
A Black Woman Conducted a Catfishing Experiment as a White Woman on LinkedIn—and Yes, Race Mattered

After months spent hunting for a new job, Aliyah Jones still had a pretty good sense of humor about the job market. She often posted about her experience on social media, using a mix of relatable memes and wit to bond with others who were slogging through endless applications. However, while most responses were positive, […]
The Surprising Ways Your Job Posting is Excluding Applicants

When posting a new job, it’s easy to default to the same old template that your company has used for ages. After all, it saves you time and gets the post up faster. However, what many fail to realize is that the average job template often includes language and requirements that deter strong candidates from […]
It’s Time to Stop Looking for a ‘Culture Fit’ With New Hires—Do This Instead

Hiring someone you could see yourself grabbing a beer with isn’t just bad for business—it’s also discriminatory. Find out more in our latest.