Stephanie Vozza
Fast Company
Michigan, United States
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Why we should embrace ‘radical curiosity’ and learn to ask better questions
Asking good questions is extraordinarily valuable, and yet many of us are uncomfortable doing so, says author Seth Goldenberg. → Read More
Why getting rid of this mindset can help you succeed in any negotiation
To get what you want, you’ve got to stop falling into the trap of either/or thinking and get better at making trade-offs. Here’s how. → Read More
3 questions interviewers hope you ask, and 3 they hope you don’t
Think about what your questions say about you as an applicant. → Read More
5 ways to spot a bully boss during a job interview
Look out for these subtle signs when interviewing. → Read More
What to do if someone throws you under the bus at work
If you feel betrayed by someone at work, here’s the best way to respond. → Read More
Why this company ditched its 4-day workweek
At the end of the four-day workweek trial, they found that employee satisfaction had actually gone down. Here’s why it didn’t work out. → Read More
How to use anger to your advantage at work
Anger does have a place at work—but it must be dealt with carefully. → Read More
How to become more comfortable with awkward silence at work
Many find silence anxiety-inducing. But getting used to the quiet at work can give you a real advantage. → Read More
3 steps Navy SEALs use to make decisions
This framework can be applied to any sort of high- or low-stakes decision. → Read More
These are the 4 boundaries your brain needs to feel less overwhelmed
So many of us feel overwhelmed. Setting boundaries allows you work in a more sustainable—and less reactive—way. → Read More
Is the candidate’s market over?
With recent hiring freezes and rounds of layoffs, some are wondering if the Great Resignation has ended—or at least slowed. → Read More
How to become more open-minded and willing to change
If you want to grow, you have to be willing to change. → Read More
You’re probably spending too much time ‘Slack-splaining’
In written digital communications, we have a tendency to overexplain to ensure there isn’t a misunderstanding. But there’s a cost. → Read More
Habits don’t work for everyone. Here’s what to do instead
If you’re an “unhabiter,” sticking to a rigid schedule of habits may not work for you. → Read More
How to deal with passive-aggressive coworkers
If you’re tired of dealing with an easily annoyed and conflict-avoidant coworker, here’s what you need to do. → Read More
How to work with a coworker who is your total opposite
If you want to excel, you’re going to have to figure out how to work with your coworkers—even when it feels like you have nothing in common. → Read More
How to remain calm when you’re approaching a difficult situation
If you’re anticipating a tricky conversation, it’s important to go in with a plan. → Read More
How to negotiate your salary to help with inflation
With skyrocketing inflation rates, it’s probably time to ask for a raise. → Read More
How psychology can help you change someone’s mind
Changing your mind (or someone else’s) is a complex process. But understanding how your brain works can help. → Read More
How to tap into brain science to have better ideas
There are things you can do to put your brain in the right place for creative thought. → Read More