No matter what your employer says, you are not part of a “family.”
You are an employee – most times, an “at-will employee” who can be terminated or replaced at
Women Who Wow: Michelle Martinez Reyes
Michelle Martinez Reyes is the Chief Relations Officer at Florida-based firm Kelley Kronenberg.
She previously served as the Chief Marketing Officer for Greenspoon Marder. She was under 40 when she
Why I’m Disappointed with Katie Couric and Her Behavior Toward Other Women
I have been reading about Katie Couric’s new book where she says that she’s “brave” to admit she had bitter rivalries with female colleagues and didn’t support women when they
How the Worst Thing That Happens to You Can Turn Into the Best Thing
Two years ago today the best worst thing happened to me.
I got fired from my comfortable law firm job.
I was dealing with a lot of things while trying
Why You Shouldn’t Procrastinate on Getting a Mammogram
How many of you put off doctor’s appointments and other important items on your personal to-do list because you’re “too busy?”
I’m certainly guilty of it.
Especially when it’s something
How Being Fired Can Be the Best Thing That Happens to You
For anyone who has been recently let go or fired from their jobs, I just want to say things do get better and you will be OK.
You are not
Women Who Wow: Brenda Pontiff
In this Women Who Wow profile, meet Brenda Pontiff, the Chair-elect for the Los Angeles Legal Marketing Association Steering Committee and the managing principal of Partner Track Academy.
Women Who Wow: Susanne Mandel
Meet Susanne Mandel, the Chief Business Development & Marketing Officer at Lowndes, a multidiscipline law firm in Orlando, Florida.
She has been a creative leader and strategic innovator for global,
Women Who Wow: Sarah Marshall
Meet Sarah Marshall (no, not that one), the experience architect at humanworks.
With a passion for helping people bring their best selves to work and an addiction to organization, Sarah
How Promoting Others Helps you Promote Yourself
I see so many people post content on social media that is self-promotional and all about themselves.
This is a big mistake when it comes to personal branding.
Supporting and