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Robin Madell has spent over two decades as a corporate writer, journalist, and communications consultant on business, leadership, career, health, finance, technology, and public-interest issues. She is a contributing writer to U.S. News & World Report and serves as a copywriter, speechwriter, and ghostwriter for executives and entrepreneurs across diverse industries. She has served on the Board of Directors of the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association in New York and San Francisco. Robin is the author of Surviving Your Thirties: Americans Talk About Life After 30 and co-author of The Strong Principles: Career Success.
Robin Madell has spent over two decades as a corporate writer, journalist, and communications consultant on business, leadership, career, health, finance, technology, and public-interest issues. She is a contributing writer to U.S. News & World Report and serves as a copywriter, speechwriter, and ghostwriter for executives and entrepreneurs across diverse industries. She has served on the Board of Directors of the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association in New York and San Francisco. Robin is the author of Surviving Your Thirties: Americans Talk About Life After 30 and co-author of The Strong Principles: Career Success.
Seven Myths About Getting Ahead — What Women Need to Know
Strategies women can use to get ahead in the workplace Everyone has ideas about how women can climb in their careers. But which strategies really work, and which are more…
Trying to Get Ahead in Your Career? Having A Guide Can Help
Having a mentor and/or a sponsor can make all the difference in your career “You tell your mentor everything—the good, the bad, and the ugly—and they repeat nothing. You tell…
Workarounds For Management Minefields
How to handle three potentially uncomfortable management situations Management can be challenging under the best of circumstances. But some situations are inherently more uncomfortable than others because of the politics…
The First 30 Days In Your New Job
How to get off on the right foot in your new job Congratulations: you got the job! But now you have to keep it. What you do (or don’t do)…
Winning at Office Politics: The Challenge Of Culture Fit
How to get ahead when your company’s not a good fit In the first of our two part series on Winning at Office Politics, we discussed strategies for dealing with workplace…
Winning At Office Politics: The Risk Of The Clique
How to get ahead when you’re not part of the “in” crowd Office politics are a turn-off for many in the corporate world. No matter what the industry, you’ll find…
Mind the Gap: Managing Different Ages at Work
Four strategies for managing a multigenerational workforce It’s increasingly common to find yourself interviewing for a job with a potential boss who may be a decade or more younger than…
Cutting-Edge Strategies for Career Advancement
Eight ways women can get ahead in the workplace The idea of women “getting ahead” in the workplace is nothing new. But as the specific challenges of the workplace continue…
Generational Differences: Chorus Or Chaos?
Dealing with generational differences in the workplace The workplace has always represented a melting pot of ages and life stages. It’s nothing new to find different types of employees in…
How To Ask For A Raise
Smart strategies to make more money Everything costs more, but how do you make more? Sometimes it’s as simple as asking for a raise. According to a recent article in The…
