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?

Handle a “dotted line” reporting structure well, and you have an opportunity to catapult above everyone else in your organization.

Wondering how to ace your performance review? Don't overthink it.

There are hard skills and there are soft skills. But only one will get you promoted.

With what feels like every company rescinding job offers, it’s hard not to worry about whether or not your job offer is safe.

We all know that one a$$hole who *does* networking. Don’t be like that guy.

There are a million reasons your manager might be frustrated with you, and not all of them are within your control. But if you start by doing your job, and improving over time, you’ll be able to better handle the situation, even if she’s just hangry.

There are a million reasons your manager might be frustrated with you, and not all of them are within your control. But if you start by doing your job, and improving over time, you’ll be able to better handle the situation, even if she’s just hangry.

Everyone hates corporate travel, but what if you could use it to see the country, network, make your next three moves, and have some fun, all on your company’s dime?

If your manager’s eyes glaze over every time she has to make a decision, you’re probably giving her too much information.

What do Vanessa & Holland love more than PTO? Taking a vacation without using PTO.