The past year has changed the way many of us work. Many more Americans than ever are working from home. So much so, it’s now earned its own acronym, “WFH.” Figuring out how to stand out in a crowd and form meaningful relationships with managers is more important than ever. Although remote work can

Unsplash Nobody gets excited about going to work. To leave the comforts of home, commute among certified maniacs, and then be forced to sit in some drab office full of annoying coworkers for eight or more hours a day is like being emotionally disemboweled on repeat. We don’t want to see pictures

I had already spent a few years working from home before offices basically stopped being a thing earlier this year, and if you got your first taste of that particular lifestyle courtesy of the pandemic, you’re probably well aware that it’s both a gift and a curse. Is there something to be said for

As the Covid-19 restrictions continue, many of us career girls still find ourselves working form home. While working in loungewear can be fun, there is something rewarding about the structure and organization of a physical office. It was this thought, coupled with an inspirational quote from Bonni

My “moving to New York City” story is about as cliche as they come, as my sanity reserves were running dangerously low after living with my parents for a few months while trying to find a job after graduating. As a result, I jumped at the first opportunity to come my way and hopped on a train with