Part of advancing is being able to let people know you are ready to move forward -- and how are they to know unless you tell them? There is an art to speaking up and talking about what you are proud of -- what you have accomplished alone or as a part of a team.

It seems sexist and contrary to what many would like to believe, but women in business can get what they want with a bit of flirting, according to a new study.

Don't rely on your boss to grow your career. You alone have accountability for where you want to go.

Even as this year’s Fortune 500 list included a record number of female CEOs, and urban, single women in their 20s are out-earning their male peers,...

This is not a race, it is your life and career, and you want to enjoy the journey as well as the destination.

Jennifer Winter | The Daily Muse Managers love to extol the virtues of a team mentality. I can't count how many schlocky motivational posters I've ...

Don't wait for your boss to come to his senses -- give yourself a raise this year. Workers can spend about $3,000 a year on coffee and lunch, accor...

You're king of the world! Or maybe, you're queen of the world! Congratulations on kicking butt and taking names in 2011. It's an amazing feeling to wa...

The annual performance review process isn't really a beloved business tradition. In general, employees hate them. And I think that feeling stems from ...

A significant number of my coaching and consulting colleagues across the country have shared with me this past year that they've hired outside help (m...

The invitations are out. The trimmings are up, and workers everywhere are starting to sweat. It's beginning to look a lot like the annual holiday part...

Ruth Zive | The Daily Muse When I launched my freelance writing business, I found I quickly had to master social media. And if you're running a com...

"I said I needed to work on listening more and talking less, and not interrupting. I worried that questions I asked about the substance of journalism ...

The mentor relationship is powerful and valuable, so cultivate it wisely and be mindful of how you can help others and continue the circle of wisdom by becoming a mentor yourself.

The corporate ladder can be very unstable, so we rounded up some of the best on-the-job advice to help you keep moving up. 1. Act Like a Boss Co...

Sixty-four percent of single men say they are more productive at work when they are in a relationship, compared with less than half of women, accordin...

I’ve mostly been avoiding political news lately, but the Republican primary race has still managed to get on my radar. Is Michele Bachmann as crazy ...