I wasn’t getting the promotion I felt I deserved, and had no clear path to get there.

If you’re like most people in my community, you’re ambitious and want to achieve your full potential.

When you enjoy your job, have worked for 4 years in role without any negative feedback, and still can't seem to secure a promotion

How things have changed with the importance of face time at the office, and the best ways to get the face time you need

Are you dreading an upcoming layoff, acquisition, or budget cut announcement?

There is nothing wrong if we can't settle into one profession. We’re all just trying to look for that thing that brings us joy.

Caregiver responsibilities have climbed exponentially since the pandemic hit, and some companies can’t — or won’t — make an accommodation.

Amii shares her six-step process to help increase receptiveness when communicating bad news and reduce the likelihood of backlash

Executive presence is essential to signal professional style and advance careers.

Wasn’t she supposed to be ambitious? Isn’t that what was expected of executives at the Fortune 500s?

Deciding whether to disclose caregiving responsibilities during your job hunt is ultimately a judgment call with risks on either side.

Social science has discovered that bad events impact us five times more than positive ones.

Executive management views compliance as a cost center, dissociated from growth.

...the nature of the workplace including how to improve trust, enhance communication, advance your career and become a better leader.

In this podcast episode, Amii shares the best advice she has ever received from a mentor.

Executive leadership relies heavily, if informally, on peer perceptions of you for promotional opportunities

It’s challenging these days to read the news without hearing of a possible recession.

In this interview, Ha Nguyen of Top Force Solutions located in Vietnam, discusses Amii's journey in her career.

It’s important to preemptively take action if you are expecting a bad performance review, take look at the big picture, and be prepared.

Research shows more than 60 percent of projects undertaken fail.