Resources to help you succeed

The U.S. job market is showing mixed signals: hiring remains resilient in some sectors, but layoffs are accelerating across major industries.

Employers announce record layoffs.

Spring 2025 jobs reports show hiring is weakening overall.

American workers’ confidence in finding new jobs continues to decline.

Use the KSA framework to communicate your knowledge, skills, and abilities.

Use the Rule of Three to sound more confident, organized, and memorable in interviews.

Basic introduction on using AI to update your resume to meet the requirements of a specific posting.

The Situational Leadership model is about understanding that there is no single best way to lead because what works depends on the readiness and needs…

Servant leadership is a philosophy that transforms teams and organizations. When leaders serve first, trust grows, collaboration thrives, and everyone wins.

By recognizing the levels of learning, we can embrace the discomfort of growth and celebrate the milestones along the way.

Morning Journaling can help open up your creativity.

The Pomodoro technique is a simple way to stay focused and actually complete tasks without burning out.

One of the most effective techniques for keeping your audience engaged and helping them remember your message is the Rule of Three.

Power is a tool for influence and leaders should assess which sources of power they possess and how to use them ethically.

The “What If?” Bias tool is a simple way to shift your mindset when you find yourself stuck worrying about everything that could go wrong. Instead of ...

Stanford’s Life Design Lab offers free Design Thinking tools to help you explore life and career opportunities.

The STAR method is a structured way to answer behavioral interview questions clearly and effectively.

The SBIA Feedback model helps you provide constructive and actionable feedback.

Author: Devora Zack

Now, more than ever, we need community support to succeed in the workplace. Zack provides common sense networking approaches that are accessible to everyone.

Author: Daniel Goleman

The best resource to learn the basics of EI.

Author: Michael Bungay Stanier

Scott’s most recommended book for aspiring leaders. This small text is chock full of powerful questions that will help you talk less and listen more.