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Keep these tricks in your back pocket and you’ll never get flustered again.

Just because it’s inevitable doesn’t mean it’s inevitably terrible.

The third and final installment in our series about big career changes.

Part two in our series on women who made major career changes.

Chances are, your resume sucks. Here’s how to fix it.

What it’s like to make a career 180.

Accomplishing major career goals starts with much smaller steps.

You don’t need to switch industries or overhaul your entire routine to become more successful, productive and happier at work—you just need to get a little smarter.

After all, successful careers are built on them.

LinkedIn’s “meditation exec” on why compassionate workplaces (and résumés) are more successful.

An office culture that encourages kindness doesn’t just happen—you need to take a few crucial steps.

Turns out, the best career opportunities often come from people you don’t know that well at all.

Social media can be a way to enhance our lives, or a major time suck. Here’s how six professional women navigate it.

To post, or not to post? We asked successful women about their relationship with social media at work.

Caroline Hofmann talks personal style, work/life balance, and getting more women to invest in startups.

Criminal defense attorney Lindsay Lewis on how she discovered her calling, what makes for a great attorney, and bringing more women into the field.

These women suffered major setbacks—but also turned them into valuable lessons.

The business owner talks to us about the unique challenges that face college graduates.

Not all career advice is created equal. Here are 11 “helpful” tips that were best ignored.