Published Articles
I shared the same guru as William Hurt and Elizabeth Gilbert. Here are 3 things I learned — and now tell CEOs — about toxic leadership
FORTUNE
When CEOs act like all-knowing gurus, it’s not good. Here’s what I recommend to my leaders instead.
The Struggle is Reel: Marketing Without Social Media
JANE FRIEDMAN BLOG
I’ve been getting a lot of pressure to use video to grow my audience for my book and clients for my leadership consulting business. Instead, I’ve decided to give in-person networking a try.
But deep down I wonder. Is it also avoidance?
How to Sort Out Actual Jerks from those Doing Their Jobs
QUARTZ
When a worker's behavior is annoying, the framework of role-to-role relationships can help us make sense of our reactions so.
Changing campus protests from disruptions to learning opportunities
INSIDER HIGHER ED
When college protests become campus wars, everyone misses out on learning how to be an effective activist. Richard Nodell and I share what to do instead.
What to Do When the Vitriol Comes for You
BREVITY
With so much online vitriol being slung around, writers and leaders alike need to develop an anti-hate protocol.
Ace Your Next Interview for a Management Position
THE MUSE
Even if your prospective employers don’t ask every one of these, preparing to answer them will help you gain clarity.
Four Types of Influence to Use at Work
THE MUSE
Four types of influence to help you increase your leadership at home and work.
A Man Stole My Ideas. I Could Have Handled it Better.
HUFFPOST PERSONAL
I teach women to stand up for themselves. But when it came to defending my IP, it was a different story.
Set Your Season Right. Do the Holiday Huddle
INSIDER
Want to avoid a huge holiday hangover? Do the Holiday Huddle with you partner or family so you get what.
How Online Shaming Gives us the Illusion of Control
GREATIST
Are the online wars a distraction from what's really going on?