Stephanie Vozza
Business, Finance, and Tech Writer at Freelance
I write about productivity, careers and leadership for @FastCompany. I'm also on a #wowmoment mission because I learned firsthand that life is too short.
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1 week ago |
fastcompany.com | Stephanie Vozza
You're applying for a job and made it to the next step in the hiring process: the dreaded personality assessment. Few people like to take these tests-especially when a job offer hinges on it. And are these tests even legit? You want to showcase that you're right for the job, and some of the questions seem like no-brainers.
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2 weeks ago |
fastcompanybrasil.com | Stephanie Vozza
Se você já ouviu falar do filósofo Friedrich Nietzsche ou se é fã da cantora Kelly Clarkson, provavelmente conhece a frase “o que não te mata, te fortalece.”Embora soe como mais um lema que ajuda a aguentar os perrengues da vida, a frase também tem base científica. É o que garante Jeff Krasno, autor de "Good Stress: The Health Benefits of Doing Hard Things" (Estresse bom: os benefícios de fazer coisas difíceis).
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3 weeks ago |
bismarcktribune.com | Stephanie Vozza
Online applications usually include an optional field where you can upload a cover letter. Think “optional” means you don’t have to include one? Think again. According to a recent survey of recruiters from the career services platform Zety, 89% expect a cover letter, and 87% say it’s a key factor when deciding whom to interview. “Job applications are super complicated today,” says Jasmine Escalera, Zety’s career expert.
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3 weeks ago |
fastcompanybrasil.com | Stephanie Vozza
Pense na sua infância: qual era seu papel na dinâmica familiar? Você era o aluno exemplar? Aquele que evitava chamar atenção? Ou talvez fosse quem cuidava dos irmãos? Na sua casa, como era a dinâmica da família? De acordo com Alexandra Solomon, psicóloga clínica e apresentadora da série sobre como lidar com a ansiedade “In Practice”, da plataforma de cursos online MasterClass, esses papéis que assumimos na infância acabam influenciando o jeito como agimos no trabalho.
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3 weeks ago |
fastcompanyme.com | Stephanie Vozza
Whether you’re familiar with the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche or are a fan of singer Kelly Clarkson, you’ve probably heard the phrase, “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.” While it sounds like a cheer for persistence during tough times, it’s also scientifically true, says Jeff Krasno, author of Good Stress: The Health Benefits of Doing Hard Things.
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