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Art Markman

Art Markman

Contributing Writer at Fast Company Online

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Recent Articles

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How to get better at being on time at work

If you find yourself frequently showing up late to work meetings and other events, these simple strategies might help.
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Exhausted at work? 15 tips for beating midday tiredness

Tired At Work For No Reason? Your Brain's Trying To Tell You Something  Fast Company
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Why you might not want to use AI to write your cover letter

Using AI to craft your cover letter is tempting, but here's why the end result could make you blend in with the rest of applicants.
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4 ways to plan ahead for a less stressful holiday season

Want to truly enjoy the end of the year? These four simple hacks can make your holiday season more relaxed.
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Leaders, here’s why you must take responsibility for developing sel...

If you want to be able to display vulnerability as a leader, you need to prioritize developing confidence, says this cognitive scientist.
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Leaders: Changing your mind is fine, but you need to communicate

There are plenty of reasons why leaders put off announcing a change, but here’s why it can be so damaging to your brand.
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3 questions you should ask if you want a promotion this year

A promotion and a big raise sounds great, but you should ask yourself these three basic questions first.
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How to make the most of your summer vacation

Summer vacation is precious. Cognitive scientist Art Markman provides tips on how to get the most out of your time off.
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How to make good decisions in uncertain times

A cognitive behavior scientist lays out a framework for how to make good decisions when it's hard to predict the future.
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The subtle art of correcting your boss

Four winning strategies for saving a more senior leader from a mistake—without tanking your career in the process.
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How to make a good apology

While it's tempting to bury mistakes and skip an apology, this erodes trust. Here's a framework for a good apology.
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How to layoff proof your job

So far this year, companies have eliminated 800,000 jobs. While this can be anxiety inducing, here are some tips for protecting your job.
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What to do if you get blamed for someone else’s mistakes

Your response depends on two factors: why you're getting the blame and how senior you are.
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Making a good impression in a new job

Listening and being humble are two key things to keep in mind.
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3 questions to consider before making a career pivot

Here are three important considerations to keep in mind if you think a significant career move may be in your future.
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Higher education needs to change in order to survive the AI economy

If colleges want to stay relevant in a volatile job market, they need to redesign their approach to teaching.
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Navigating a late-career change

The things that translate from one career path to another are durable skills like problem-solving, critical thinking, and cultural awareness.
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A leader’s guide to getting AI right

How to avoid spending too much on AI and getting little ROI in return.
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How to figure out if AI is making you more productive

AI makes you feel like you're more productive, but how can you actually figure out if it's worth using?
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How to stay productive when the future feels uncertain

Economic volatility, AI, and shifting business priorities can make the future hard to predict. These strategies will help you manage anxiety.
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When not to use AI at work

AI can make you faster, but using it comes with a cost. Knowing when not to use it is also a critical workplace skill.