Second Sunday Series — This is the first of 12 columns on career planning post-60, which will appear the second Sunday of each month from September through August. I’m excited to introduce my Second ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write on the intersection of disability and the U.S. workforce. Whether returning to work after a health-related pause or ...

Many women begin the year with broad ambitions: Do more. Progress faster. Lead better. But without a clear career plan, it is easy to get caught in urgency, competing priorities, and other people’s ...

Career aspirations and journeys can be as unique as a fingerprint, the difference being that the former evolves. Many of us know with certainty, at an early age, what we want to do with our lives and ...

Julie Gould is a freelance journalist in London, and produces the Nature Careers Podcast. Many junior researchers see career planning as a luxury item, feeling unable to spare time in their busy ...

As a trained scientist, I had a fantastic research mentor. We talked about my research project, which experiments to prioritize and what the data meant, and we even sometimes discussed personal things ...

Man working at a computer stares out the window. Source: Photo by Yasmina H on Unsplash If there is one common concern I hear from professionals, it’s fear of complacency. Especially for those who ...

Julie Gould learns of a career-planning framework that can help pinpoint what you love about your current role, and how that can influence future job moves. In the fourth episode of a six-part podcast ...