While visions of leaving your job may look like Angela Bassett in a scene from Set It Off, it’s important to remember that your existing workplace relationships can help you build a bridge to your next destination. As you prepare for your next move, consider the following tips to help you move on with purpose.
Read MoreWe had the honor of being part of career and leadership expert Kimberly B. Cummings virtual book tour to celebrate the launch of her new book “Next Move, Best Move: Transitioning into a Career You’ll Love” – a must-read! If you missed it, no worries we got you. Here are 5 gems we took away from the one-hour chat with Cummings that are life-altering and the perfect advice to get you on track for a purpose-driven career.
Read MoreDuring the past year, we all spent more hours online, particularly on platforms like Instagram. Not being able to connect with people in person led many of us to seek them out online and suddenly the new business card swap became a DM. So, how can we make the most of the 'Gram?
Read MoreAlex Batdorf, Founder of Get Sh!t Done, helps women raise $1 Million in VC. She shares her top networking tips with Cubicles to Cocktails and discusses her career journey and how she created a thriving startup.
Read MoreBy now you should have heard all the buzz surrounding Clubhouse – the new app that allows people around the world to come together to talk, listen and learn from each other in real-time. If you have been fortunate enough to have received an invite to join, you know there are many great things going on on the platform. It can be entertaining and informative, but did you know it can also help you meet new people and grow your wallet?
Read More2020 took everyone by surprise and affected a lot of our traditional social habits, notably networking. Networking was a way to meet new people in-person for friendships, professional relationships, learn about new ideas and opportunities. So, in 2021, where do we take it from here?
Read MoreThe pandemic coupled with social unrest invited us to appreciate the simpler things in life. Above all, we discovered that connection is imperative and necessary to our well being and we’d find a way to do it regardless of the circumstances. On the path to resilience, virtual events and new organizations latent with opportunities began filling the void of face-to-face interactions. One of those was Slack.
Read MoreHave you ever felt stuck, unchallenged, and ready to make larger leaps in your career, but felt like you just kept coming up with reasons for why you’re not “ready”? Here are some tips to help you use social currency to make a breakthrough.
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