Adrian J. Hopkins
Consider Adrian that friend who gives you advice on getting ahead at work. Having thrived in startup and Fortune 500 corporate environments, he knows what it takes to get the job done and be indispensable to your team. He currently manages mentorship programs at The New York Times and is an alum of Yale University and The New School. Say hi on LinkedIn or book a one-on-one coaching session on The Muse's Coach Connect.
ARTICLES BY Adrian J. Hopkins
byAdrian J. Hopkins
How Successful People Go From Good to Great in Anything They Do
byAdrian J. Hopkins
3 Non-Creepy Options for Approaching Someone Important
byAdrian J. Hopkins
The Secrets to Handling Your Worst Work Enemy
byAdrian J. Hopkins
3 Ways to Make a Name for Yourself in a New Industry
byAdrian J. Hopkins
Ask These 14 Questions to Stand Out at Every Event You Attend
byAdrian J. Hopkins
3 Ways to Survive Being Rejected for a Job, Courtesy of Mad Men
byAdrian J. Hopkins
Here's Proof: The Perfect Day and Time to Send a Networking Email
byAdrian J. Hopkins
How to Handle Requests for Favors or Your Time
byAdrian J. Hopkins
3 Questions That Will Give You Instant Clarity on Your Work Priorities
byAdrian J. Hopkins
The Simple Way I Found an Extra Hour in My Day
byAdrian J. Hopkins
5 Words to Include in Your Email Subject Lines (and 4 to Avoid at All Costs)
byAdrian J. Hopkins
4 Reasons You Haven't Gotten a Response to Your Email
byAdrian J. Hopkins
3 Things Good Managers Say Instead of "I Don't Know"
byAdrian J. Hopkins
A Simple Challenge That Will Unlock Your Inner Brilliance
byAdrian J. Hopkins
This 15-Minute Meeting Might Be the Only One You Need
byAdrian J. Hopkins
How to Make Sure You're Never in Back-to-Back Meetings Again
byAdrian J. Hopkins
3 Step-by-Step Plans for Saving Time Every Morning
byAdrian J. Hopkins
This Is How You Wish You Could Respond to Annoying Job Search Advice
byAdrian J. Hopkins
10 Simple Ways to Advance Your Career on Your Lunch Break
byAdrian J. Hopkins
How to Get Back on Track With the Resolutions You've Already Broken
