Rachel Feintzeig

New York

@WSJ Work & Life columnist, covering the intersection of jobs + everything else. Toddler parent (x2.) Say hi: [email protected]

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How to Survive January

Jan 11, 2025 | nytimes.com | Rachel Feintzeig

I'd like to put forth January for worst month of the year. February requires you to trudge through only 28 or so frigid days, with the promise of spring on the other side. December had parties and procrastination and excuses to suspend conventions like meals per day (third dinner) and portion size (a cocktail fit for Ina Garten). In January, you're staring down 31 bleak days, the legal limit, with no hope of things turning around any time soon.
Quit being a cynic at work. It’s holding you back

Dec 8, 2024 | elpasoinc.com | Rachel Feintzeig

We don’t want to be friends with our co-workers. We don’t want to help out with that project. We don’t trust the CEO…or our boss…or that guy in accounting. Have we taken our cynicism at work too far? In some ways, our bad attitude makes sense. Many of us made work our church, only to end up laid off, burned out or underpaid. Now we check out, do less, gossip and snark.
仕事と生活に関する8つの教訓 11年間の取材より

Nov 27, 2024 | jp.wsj.com | Rachel Feintzeig

Spend 11 years obsessed with work, and you pick up a tip or two. I started writing about careers and leadership for The Wall Street Journal in 2013. Commuting was a thing you did every day. The effects of the 2008 recession still colored much about corporate life. Skinny jeans were in, though you could probably only wear them to work on Fridays. I was 28 and newly married.
Eight Lessons From 11 Years of Writing About Work and Life

Nov 17, 2024 | wsj.com | Rachel Feintzeig

By Your browser does not support the audio tag. 00:00 / 01:22This article is in your queue. Spend 11 years obsessed with work, and you pick up a tip or two. I started writing about careers and leadership for The Wall Street Journal in 2013. Commuting was a thing you did every day. The effects of the 2008 recession still colored much about corporate life. Skinny jeans were in, though you could probably only wear them to work on Fridays. Black Friday/Cyber Monday Sale
Eight Lessons From 11 Years of Writing About Work and Life

Nov 17, 2024 | msn.com | Rachel Feintzeig

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Eight Lessons From 11 Years of Writing About Work and Life

Nov 17, 2024 | wsj.com | Rachel Feintzeig

By Your browser does not support the audio tag. 00:00 / 06:50This article is in your queue. Spend 11 years obsessed with work, and you pick up a tip or two. I started writing about careers and leadership for The Wall Street Journal in 2013. Commuting was a thing you did every day. The effects of the 2008 recession still colored much about corporate life. Skinny jeans were in, though you could probably only wear them to work on Fridays. I was 28 and newly married.
Eight Lessons From 11 Years of Writing About Work and Life

Nov 17, 2024 | yahoo.com | Rachel Feintzeig

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The Generosity Power Move That Can Boost Your Career

Oct 21, 2024 | kanebridgenews.com | Rachel Feintzeig

To get ahead, learn how to be a connector Connectors always know just who you should talk to.
Stop Networking, Start Connecting

Oct 21, 2024 | advisorstream.com | Rachel Feintzeig |Ron Phillips

By Rachel Feintzeig Oct. 21, 2024 Connectors always know just who you should talk to. They send the perfect introductory emails: warm, crisp, direct. And they make it look so effortless. “It’s almost like music or something,” says David Dewane, a Chicago architect who loves introducing contacts from all parts of his life. “If you do it right, what you get is a little flash of possibility for both people.” And possibility for the connector, too.
Stop Networking, Start Connecting

Oct 20, 2024 | wsj.com | Rachel Feintzeig

Learn the generous moves that can help fuel your careerBy Your browser does not support the audio tag. 00:00 / 01:15This article is in your queue. Connectors always know just who you should talk to. They send the perfect introductory emails: warm, crisp, direct. And they make it look so effortless. “It’s almost like music or something,” says David Dewane, a Chicago architect who loves introducing contacts from all parts of his life.

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