3 mistakes you’re making on LinkedIn (and how to fix them)
Today, having a robust, optimized LinkedIn profile is as essential as having a resume. If your resume garners the interest of a recruiter or hiring manager, the first thing they...
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7 ways data can benefit society
So much of the debate over the data-driven economy has centered on the issue of privacy and the limits that should be placed on private enterprise related to the generation,...
14 quotes that celebrate a more accessible world
Accessibility isn't a topic that just affects some of us. As no less of an innovator than Google puts it, "the accessibility problems of today are the mainstream breakthroughs of...
Are you too intense at work?
We've all met that person at work. She has to read all the policies and procedures before any meeting, comes up with a lengthier report than everyone else's, and is...
Clique Media co-founder took a chance on Web and won
In today's Web-friendly world, it's easy to think that that people have always embraced digital content and commerce. But when we decided to start our first website — WhoWhatWear.com —...
How to survive (and thrive) when life punches you in the mouth
A few weeks ago, one of my students posted the story of some professional setbacks in my Facebook mastermind group Let me start by saying that I applaud this woman...
How to create a memorable elevator pitch
Have you ever been in a situation where you meet a new person in an elevator, and they ask: "What do you do?" You only have about a minute to...
Influencing skills can be your big differentiator
What sets a high performing, high-potential emerging leader apart from her peers? I've heard people say it's communication skills or leadership presence. Others have said it's having influential sponsors or...
What family leave really looks like at a tech startup
Around eight weeks after giving birth, I began to panic. It was a rough time for us — our little one wasn't too keen on sleeping at night and endured...
5 ways to break your filter bubble and gain new perspectives
It's nearly inevitable: Humans tend to associate with those who are similar to us — whether politically, economically, racially or otherwise. This phenomenon, called clustering, is so prevalent that white...