Paul Jun
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New Jersey, United States
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5 Questions to Weigh When at a Career Crossroads
For the first time in your career, you have options. And where you land and the work you do next will have a huge impact on your career trajectory. Jump on the right train by using this checklist to help make your next move. → Read More
How to Work Alone
4 skills needed when you work in solitude. → Read More
How To Push Forward When Your Skills Have Plateaued
Reaching proficiency is great. Just don't get too comfortable with it. → Read More
5 Things No One Tells You About Going Full-Time Again
Everyone writes about going from full-time to freelance, but we’re here to present lessons from the other side. → Read More
The Three Mistakes That Even Good Mentors Make
In front of you is someone who's confused, frustrated, and seeking guidance. Here's what not to do. → Read More
How Being Mindful Can Help You Make Better Decisions
The practice of mindfulness has a vast amount of research to support it, and any insight that improves your day-to-day life, work, and relationships within your organization is worth leveraging. → Read More
How Writing Regularly Can Boost Your Creativity and Clarity
Entrepreneurs deal with a storm of surprises and self-doubt, and they need to constantly learn and adapt to steer the ship to safety. One of the best solutions to help overcome these challenges is writing. → Read More
5 Books Your Customer-Support Team Should Be Reading Right Now
Your customer-support team may never write a book or call themselves writers, but if the majority of their day is spent stringing words together to communicate, then it's worth their time to learn how to do it well. → Read More
15 Resources for Hiring an All-Star Team
When building your business, every link added to the chain should be equally as strong as the one before. → Read More
Great Artists Write
“Writing is thinking. To write well is to think clearly." → Read More
The Benefits of Learning as a Team
All great organizations learn together. Those who aren't open to learning and improving are invariably susceptible to stagnation and irrelevance. → Read More
How to Be a Good Customer
Always remember that when you reach out to customer support, there's a human being on the other end. → Read More
27 Insights for Creating and Sustaining Workplace Happiness
Hone in on happiness so that you can cultivate it within your team and your day-to-day activities. → Read More
The Career Compass: 10 Essential Ideas For Navigating the New Career Landscape
Actionable career insights from luminaries like Debbie Millman, Marissa Mayer, Hunter S. Thompson, and more. → Read More
Why Customer Support Stories Spread Like Wildfire
We experience a positive or negative customer support moment, and then we talk, tweet, text, or write a status update about it. → Read More
The Customer Always Remembers...
When it comes to buying a product or service, our decisions are based on memories, not experiences. → Read More
Show Your Work: Letting a Great Product Sell Itself
There is a fundamental difference between simply using a product versus using a product where you also know its history and how it was conceived. The latter elicits an emotional connection. → Read More
Give Your Employees an Identity Worthy of Ownership
Job titles are essentially heuristics to explain one's duties. However, these titles can be reinvented and serve as profound sources of motivation. → Read More
Must Reads for Leaders: 10 Invaluable Books for Moving Hearts and Minds
These books are timeless and helpful in both your personal and professional endeavors. → Read More
7 Pieces of Wisdom That Will Change the Way You Work
Advice that will make you think from Steven Pressfield, Kurt Vonnegut, Martha Graham and more. → Read More