What Ever After Can Teach Us About Women’s Leadership I wrote a feminist critique in graduate school on the movie Ever After starring Drew Barrymore. It was a modern-day Cinderella
Unlike negotiating for a higher salary or applying for a promotion, being harassed at work is not something you anticipate needing to deal with when starting a new job or
While mansplaining is typically discussed as a phenomenon occurring exclusively to women by men, the truth is that it happens to all of us—regardless of our gender identity or leadership
With work holiday parties in full swing (and likely a few cocktails being served in celebration of another year in business), there are bound to be some conversations that stray
It’s a natural reaction for anyone to get mad and want to fight back when they feel attacked at the office. Many people think that’s how you come out on
Sometimes being a leader is a bowl of cherries. Other times, it’s the pits. Leadership can be easy when sales are up, our reputation is strong and morale is high.
It’s good to share. That’s something I tell my kids as well as my clients. If you’re a regular reader of my blog, you know that I’m always providing the
With today’s office team environment, many professionals have been plagued by the situation facing this Spill the Truth reader: Dear Melissa, How should I address workers who are not timely
When I was in corporate America, I never worked 40 hours in the office. Never. I still got promoted and I still got results. But I never made it a
When I was in my late 20s, I was working at my first corporate job. During my annual performance review, my boss said I was pushy, aggressive and overbearing. I
