Jul 17, 2018March Madness basketball games could improve your office relationshipsBy Ryan Ocenada The NCAA basketball tournament is here and offices everywhere are in the midst of the madness. Workplaces are embracing March Madness with office pools, brackets and friendly competition. …Career Advice5 min readCareer Advice5 min read
Published inLadders·Jul 17, 2018The best way to manage email stress, according to researchBy Monica Torres New research finds that we’ve been thinking about email all wrong. Commonly-held beliefs say that email is a time-suck on our energy and souls, a disruptive distraction from the real work we should be doing. …Career Advice3 min readCareer Advice3 min read
Published inLadders·Jul 17, 20184 ways to make more money in the nonprofit sectorYou may work at a not-for-profit, but you don’t do it for free. Learn how to increase your earnings. By Dennis Sawyers The nonprofit sector gives professionals the opportunity to grow professionally while pursuing a desire to make a meaningful social impact. …Careers4 min readCareers4 min read
Published inLadders·Jul 17, 2018Liberal arts major? Here’s how to get hiredBy David Perry The results are in. CEOs in the hottest industries want to hire liberal arts majors. It’s not just that CEOs themselves often have liberal arts backgrounds, but that so many companies are desperate for employees who can both think for themselves and collaborate with a team, while…Careers4 min readCareers4 min read
Published inLadders·Jul 17, 2018Even a Genius Has to Sell Himself…The Resume of Leonardo da VinciUse Leonardo da Vinci’s resume as inspiration to create a strong one of your own. By Marc Cenedella Before he was famous, before he painted the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper, before he invented the helicopter, before he drew the most famous image of man, before he was all…Career Advice6 min readCareer Advice6 min read
Published inLadders·Jul 17, 20183 leadership lessons from Howard Schultz, Satya Nadella, and Jeff BezosHow would you describe an effective leader? By Justin Bariso There are many ways to answer that question, but most would agree that true leadership involves the ability to practice what one preaches, to set the example, and to inspire others. Over the past few years, I’ve studied the leadership…Career Advice4 min readCareer Advice4 min read
Published inLadders·Jul 17, 2018Ladders Guest Article GuidelinesBy Ladders At Ladders, we’re always looking for great content and thought leadership to share with our readers. Currently we publish a few guest articles per week. Below you will find all the details about the process for becoming a guest contributor. What kind of content do you accept? The Ladders Publication is dedicated to all career-driven…Careers2 min readCareers2 min read
Published inLadders·Jul 17, 2018I just want to say how much I appreciate the work you’re doingBy Marc Cenedella Sharing your gratitude for the people around you is a great way to help yourself, your career, your community, and your state of mind. At the end of this newsletter, I’m going to ask you to send a quick 3-sentence thank you to somebody, right now, to…Inspiration3 min readInspiration3 min read
Published inLadders·Jul 17, 2018Job Search in Your 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s and 60sAs you age, you will want to change the types of jobs you seek, the personal brand you introduce, even the way you present your resume. By Debra Donston-Miller Whether you are 22 or 62, a job search may be in your future. But the 20-something’s job search strategy should…Jobs7 min readJobs7 min read
Published inLadders·Jul 13, 2018What to wear to an interview when the weather turns nastyDon’t let the weather ruin your job interview — follow these fashion tips. By Ladders While many North Easterners were braving out the winter weather tucked away safely inside, some job seekers might not have been so lucky. Unfortunately, the job search doesn’t always come to a halt when bad…Life3 min readLife3 min read
