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A former Google exec who reviewed over 20,000 resumes in 15 years saw 5 embarrassing mistakes repeatedly

Google's former senior vice president of people operations, Laszlo Bock, saw easily avoidable mistakes.

20 jobs that baby boomers loved in 1990 — but that millennials today just don't want

Using Census data, we found 20 industries that used to have a lot of young adults in their workforces that now are dominated by older workers.

18 tips for writing an excellent subject line so your email gets read

Always write an email subject line. To make the email stand out, keep your subject line short, specific, and personalized.

10 habits of weak, unsuccessful people you should avoid

There's no magical formula for success. Instead, the best way to find it is to avoid being unsuccessful.

The ultimate guide to building a pitch deck that will wow investors, featuring a slide-by-slide breakdown of the decks a founder used to raise $448 million

Entrepreneurship is hard enough. But when you present your startup's pitch deck, you have to flaunt your design skills too. Here's how to do it right.

Here's exactly what it takes to get accepted into Stanford Graduate School of Business, according to 6 grads and the assistant dean of admissions

Stanford Graduate School of Business has the lowest admission rate of 2019. Here's how to be one of the 6.1% accepted.

19 science-backed tricks for reading body language so you can avoid awkward situations

We rounded up science-backed tricks for analyzing someone's gestures and facial expressions, so you can figure out what they're really thinking.

From basketball courts to floating helipads, here are the luxury yachts owned by some of the wealthiest people in tech

Movie theaters, tanning beds, and a gym-turned-nightclub are only a few of the features aboard the superyachts owned by billionaires in tech.

A VP at a $2.5 billion startup reveals exactly how she asked her boss for a big promotion at just 33 years old — and got it

She had been doing all the work and not getting credit.

Satya Nadella changed Microsoft's reputation from the inside out with a brilliant method for running meetings

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella revolutionized Microsoft's reputation and its meeting culture with his methodology.

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