If you need to make a personal call to the bank, the doctor, or literally anyone else during the work day, just know: you don’t have to do it in the bathroom.

Career planning doesn't have to be a dirty word, something you dread, or a stupid 5-year plan you know just isn't going to happen.

If it feels like your career is stagnant, your life is happening *to* you, and you’re not sure what to do next, you need to perform a career audit. (Hint: it’s not as bad as it sounds, and it’s vital to getting what you want.)

“Nothing is less important than which meeting link you use.” ―definitely Emily Post

Just because most people want to people manage doesn’t mean you have to. (Nor does career growth require it.)

Ask Your Work Wife women should always be choosing the best of several offers and rejecting the rest. But how do you actually send that no-thank-you email?

Your sick days are *yours*. Take them.

If you thought the “Hey, got a minute?” Slack from your manager was bad, wait for the surprise calendar invite from your CEO. The actual f*ck.

It’s your first team happy hour since returning to the office. What do you order?

Is it unprofessional to use emojis in the workplace? The answer is: it depends.

When it comes to training, if you wander, they get lost.

Vanessa & Holland always say: know your worth and demand it every time. But how do you know what you’re worth?

When your team is used to doing things last minute, it may feel like nothing can change and you’ll be ordering late-night takeout and pulling all-nighters in corporate conference rooms forever. It’s time to help everyone get their sh*t together.

You’ve signed an offer letter, officially quit your current job, wrapped up your projects, and now have two weeks to kill before your last day. What do you do?

Nervous about your first networking event? The Work Wives get it. (Well, at least one of them does.) In this episode, Vanessa & Holland tell you everything you need to know about attending your first networking event, so you can walk in confidently and walk out with a plan.

A fit interview is exactly what it sounds like: is this person going to fit in?

It’s time to re-enroll in your benefits… But is medical, vision, dental, and a 401(k) all there is?

It’s your first week back in the office, and you’ve worn nothing but yoga pants and cozy socks for two years. It’s time to put on your big kid pants (you know, the ones with buttons and zippers)… Right?

Laid off, not getting hired, and running out of positive vibes? You’re probably title-hunting or applying for jobs that are too far out of your league.

Are good networking groups really few and far between? Does your city have to be young and cool for networking to be possible? How do you find a good networking group when you get to a new town?