The experts impart knowledge on career burnout, shifting gears, workplace rights, and office politics. The Tools section offers advice on online courses, decision-making, and child and senior care. There is even a Career Astrologer. Features change weekly and have covered topics such as productivity, time management, and opportunities for working from home. The Career pages offer information on interviewing, resumes, career counseling, coaching, leadership, negotiating salaries, and breaking through the glass ceiling.
Message boards exchange advice and experiences.
A San Francisco Bay Area-based career columnist and author, Quittel dispenses her brand of wit and wisdom as a kind of digital Dear Abby. The site delivers advice on interview strategies and salvaging your career, plus tutorials on writing resumes and recruiting online. A professional approach in pastels, flowers, and pearls, the Digital Women home page includes the aptly named Powder Room, a place to gather online and network. The site's how-to section is an excellent resource for entrepreneurial women. Here you'll find an extensive directory of articles on everything from the basics of good business card design to writing a solid business plan.