Bethany Cianciolo

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Zosia Mamet, Lena Dunham, Jemima Kirke, and Allison Williams in Girls (2012).

Why It’s Okay to Be Unsure About Your Career in Your 20s

By Sally Blount and Bethany Cianciolo

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What I Learned From Starting a Company With Co-Founders

By Michelle Zatlyn and Bethany Cianciolo

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4 Mistakes Every Startup Makes

By Hari Ravichandran and Bethany Cianciolo

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Here’s What Happened When I Started Being Myself at Work

By Suzie Elliott and Bethany Cianciolo

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Never Finish an Internship Without Asking for This

By Kristen Hamilton and Bethany Cianciolo

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The Only 3 Things That Matter if You Want to Be an Entrepreneur

By Jerome Ternynck and Bethany Cianciolo

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The Best Way to Make Sure Important People Remember You

By Tracy Brady and Bethany Cianciolo

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Why You Should Never Try to Build a Company Without a Partner

By Matthew Roche and Bethany Cianciolo

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Proof There’s No Single Path to Success

By Judy Monroe and Bethany Cianciolo

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Easy Ways to Make Work More Fun

By Brad Jefferson and Bethany Cianciolo

OK team, let's get down to business

3 Tips for Being a Truly Great Leader

By Tonya Love and Bethany Cianciolo

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What Embracing Your Quirks Can Do for Your Career

By Kellyn Smith Kenny and Bethany Cianciolo

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump meets with Speaker of the House Paul Ryan on Capitol Hill in Washington

What Trump’s Presidency Could Mean for the Future of the GOP

By Chris Baylor and Bethany Cianciolo

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How I Dealt With Being One of the Few Women at the Table

By Lizzie Widhelm and Bethany Cianciolo

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How Perfectionism Holds Women Back at Work

By Lori Bailey and Bethany Cianciolo