Inspired by a CEO’s viral advice—“Nobody cares about your career as much as you do”—Greg doubles down on being the CEO of You: lead the discussion, be clear about what you want, and make your boss a partner in your path.
Quiet Boss, Strong Leader
Can introverts really be great managers? Greg explains why soft-spoken leaders often outperform the loudmouths, why the old screaming-boss era is over, and somehow works in a debate about taking your shoes off at the office.
Hybrid vs. Hardcore Office
Instagram says: back to the office, five days a week. Greg breaks down why this bold move might boost creativity and collaboration—but also push some employees right out the door. He explains why hybrid work is here to stay and how early-career workers lose out when they never set foot in the office.
Holiday Job Hunt Myths
Should you stop applying for jobs over the holidays, or double down while everyone else hits pause? Greg breaks down smarter search strategies, how to handle last-minute schedule changes at work, and why a little extra effort can earn you big points with your boss.
Five Years, No Ladder
Greg explains why waiting five years for a promotion convo is five years too long—and how to ask for a clear path without sounding unhappy. Plus, the truth about boss “gossip” and turning steam into solutions. Internal transfers? He’s got the playbook.
Before You Blow Up Your Career...
Feeling fried at work? Greg dives into burnout—why it happens, what to do about it, and how to tell if it’s your job, your boss, or just time for a break. Plus, how to ask your boss why you didn’t get that promotion without losing your cool.
Socks in the Office
Greg tackles the hot-button “socks at work” debate — NYC sidewalks vs. office carpets — and why hygiene, not outrage, should lead. Then he breaks down managing friendships after a promotion without tripping over egos.
Boundaries in the Breakroom
Feeling sidelined by your manager’s favorites? Greg shares a feedback-first playbook—and a friendly way to tell chatty teammates, “let’s save that for after work.”
Resume Reality Check
Greg Giangrande is back with more no-nonsense career wisdom. From resume myths to real-world networking tips, learn how to stop sending and start connecting.
Hooking the Right Job
Sending out resumes and getting no bites? Greg Giangrande explains why tailoring your resume is like switching up the bait—and how to reel in the right opportunity.
Job Hugging Explained
Job hugging is the newest buzzword on the workplace trend list. Greg Giangrande breaks down what it really means and whether holding tight to your job is a smart move — or just comfort zone inertia.
Post At Your Peril
Your First Amendment rights don’t shield you from private employers. Greg explains where workplace policy begins and your “hot takes” should end.
Pivot Without Panic
Thinking about changing careers but not sure where to start? Greg Giangrande breaks down why pivots are common, how to reskill wisely, and why it’s never too late to make your work meaningful.
When to Ask for a Raise
Thinking of asking your boss for a raise? Greg Giangrande explains the right — and very wrong — times to bring it up. Spoiler: timing is everything.
Revenge, Respect, and Zoom
Ever thought about getting sweet revenge at work? Greg Giangrande explains why respect is the smarter move—and why Zoom etiquette can make or break your career.
Bouncing Back from Rejection
Feeling crushed by “We’ve decided to move forward with other candidates”? Greg Giangrande explains how to bounce back, stay upbeat, and land the next one.
AI Ate My Job Search
In a world where AI screens your resume and maybe replaces your manager, Greg is here with real talk on surviving and thriving in a tech-powered job market.
Concert Kisses and Career Consequences
What happens when the CEO and CHRO get caught on a kiss cam at a Coldplay concert? Greg weighs in on one of the most spectacular workplace scandals — and why their reaction sealed their fate.
Job Hopping & Bathroom Camping
Greg Giangrande talks chasing pay raises, red flags on résumés, and why sometimes the best seat in the office is... behind a locked stall door.
Take the Dang PTO
Greg Giangrande returns with some real talk: mental health days are valid, you’re not irreplaceable, and ego might be your worst career move.