What Pixar’s “Purl” Teaches Us About Combating Toxic Bro Culture at Work

Being “the only one” at work—whether you’re the only woman, the only person of color, or the only of your kind in some other way—is a situation many have experienced with varying degrees of discomfort, confusion, and frustration.

Many folks …

By Anne Costa
Anne Costa MBA Career Advisor
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Life After the Military: My Experience as a Veteran at MIT Sloan

By Ashley Pelzek | MIT Sloan Ideas Made to Matter | February 5, 2019

Like most transitioning military veterans, my post-Navy career exploration began about four years prior to my separation date. While veterans of the modern era enjoy the benefits of …

By MIT Sloan CDO
MIT Sloan CDO
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8 Times Candidates Didn’t Get Hired Because of Something They Put on Social Media

We know you’ve heard you should clean up your social media so that you can be a presentable professional, especially when you’re looking for a new job. But do you know how it could actually hurt you?

We’ve collected real …

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Team-Building Advice From the Veterans Who Built WeWork, Salesforce, Walmart, and FedEx

By Elizabeth Gore | Inc | November 12, 2018

It shouldn’t surprise you that some of the top entrepreneurs in the U.S. are military veterans. As the daughter of an Air Force veteran, I heard about hard-earned leadership skills every day growing up. I’ve spoken …

By MIT Sloan CDO
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From the US military to McKinsey

McKinsey & Company | November 11, 2018

How did your experience in service make you a better consultant?

Pilots love options and priorities. When you’re flying in foreign airspace and dealing with the daily challenges of bad weather, rough seas, and …

By MIT Sloan CDO
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How Military Veterans Can Turn Their Skills into a Corporate Career

Dorie Clark | Harvard Business Review | March 21, 2018

When Toby Johnson was 24 years old, the Army pilot was in charge of eight $30 million Apache helicopters, plus the 30 people who managed them — more responsibility than any of her …

By MIT Sloan CDO
MIT Sloan CDO
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Follow the Masters’s – What Five Highly Successful People Have to Say About Their Master’s Degrees

There are many reasons you might be thinking about getting a Master’s degree. Some identify the Master’s as a definite stepping stone on a path that leads to their dream job. Others are simply looking for some kind of expertise …

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Risk and reward

McKinsey & Company | May 29, 2017

believe there are two types of military veterans – those who know how valuable their experience is and those who have no clue. Prior to McKinsey, I was part of the latter group. It took …

By MIT Sloan CDO
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LinkedIn’s First Annual Veteran Insights Report: An Inside Look at U.S. Veterans in the Workplace

Greg Call | LinkedIn | May 31, 2016

In 2012, I was honorably discharged from the Marine Corps and became part of a veteran community that was facing atrocious unemployment rates. Like many of my brothers and sisters, I knew there had …

By MIT Sloan CDO
MIT Sloan CDO
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One of LinkedIn’s Most Engaged Members: Military Veterans

Greg Call | LinkedIn | January 7, 2016

As our Veteran Programs Manager, it’s my job to take a hard look at where LinkedIn fits into the veteran support ecosystem. While career opportunities, learning on Lynda.com, and access to the Veterans Mentor Network are …

By MIT Sloan CDO
MIT Sloan CDO
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