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Hi Forbes Careers readers,

It’s the start of a new school year, a new season and a changing of the guard here at Forbes. My name is Kristin Stoller, and I’m the new Forbes Careers reporter. It’s an exciting time to dive into the brave new frontier that is the modern workplace. I’m thrilled to bring you more of the career advice and leadership strategy content you know and love in the future. 

If you’ve just made a new start yourself, here are the best ways to conquer new-job jitters and hit the ground running. And if you’re unsure whether it’s time to find a new job, these three signs may signal that it’s time to look for something more fulfilling. Pro tip: Update your LinkedIn profile first to make sure you stand out to employers.

Cheers,

Kristin

P.S. If you’re as disheartened as I am about this year not turning out the way we thought it would, consider an alternative plan. One of my favorite reads this week details why you should, and definitely should not, take a gap year in 2020.

Work From Home

Just because you are working remote doesn’t mean you can’t continue your professional development. If you are starving for an educational outlet, consider these virtual options.

A new survey finds that professionals who are working from home are finding it harder to feel a sense of purpose. Here are three ways to not waste this unique era.

Has your remote team been struggling to innovate lately? If so, you may have a psychological safety issue. This is how to build it in a remote environment.

Find Your Balance

This year hasn’t exactly been an easy one for balance. But here are some tips you may not have thought of that can have a huge payoff.

Be warned: This innocent, reflexive morning habit can set you up for failure throughout the rest of our work day.

You’re bound to face plenty of uncertainty throughout the course of your professional life. Here are five questions no one is asking, but everyone is wondering.

Navigate The Workplace

Problems exist everywhere, but so do solutions. Try these four steps to solve any problem at work.

Slack channels and office jokes can only do so much for morale these days. Here are some ways companies can show they value employees through effective communication.

Avoid a toxic workplace culture by being aware of these common misconceptions companies have that are harming their employees.

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