Shane Goldsmith on how she discovered her passion for community organizing.
“My job is like herding cats.”
On being a better boss, why she likes working in family law, and the importance of developing fellow women at work.
The weather reporter-turned-actor talks about quitting CNN, the worst advice she ever got, and why she’ll never “coast.”
Maria Woltjen, the director of the Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights, talks motherhood, knitting, and letting work get to her sometimes.
The public affairs executive on list-making, mind games, and what it was like to turn down a job offer from President Obama.
The founder of Moms in Film talks accountability, creative field trips, and finding internal validation.
The novelist and Pulitzer Prizewinner talks ambition, her “greatest surge of confidence,” and her latest book.
On paper, these twin sisters have vastly different resumes. In reality, their careers are totally intertwined.
The CEO of WaterAid America talks humor and humanitarian work.
“I feel lost in my career all the time. I think anyone who doesn’t say that is lying, and I think more of us should admit it,” says Juneja, the co-founder of The Resistance Manual.
The lawyer and former U.S. Ambassador discusses morning routines, signature sombreros, and working for Hillary Clinton.
Talking to CNN’s tech correspondent about power, inappropriate texts, and phone addiction.
The COO of the United State of Women on transitioning from assistant to boss.
The founder of Final Salute, a nonprofit dedicated to homeless female veterans, on “always being better than your circumstances.”
We talked unexpected job changes and why she doesn’t believe in five-year plans.
Kristy Wallace on networking, confidence, and why you should never ask to “pick someone’s brain.”
New York City’s first Latina Commissioner of Probation on boundaries, uncomfortable conversations, and the upside to being oblivious.
Part of the legal team that won federal recognition for gay marriage, Julie Fink and her law partner have now started their own firm.
The respected litigator (and soon-to-be book author) on career, divorce, and the challenges of being a female in the courtroom.
Business school professor Ayelet Fishbach talks temptation, intuition, and psychological tricks to live by.
