Grace Pinegar is a lifelong storyteller with an extensive background in various forms such as acting, journalism, improv, research, and content marketing. She was raised in Texas, educated in Missouri, worked in Chicago, and is now a proud New Yorker. (she/her/hers)
All good things must come to an end, but all bad things must end quicker.
by Grace Pinegar
Cover letters aren't dead, but they are evolving.
by Grace Pinegar
When I think of integration, I picture a well-oiled machine.
by Grace Pinegar
Sprint week at work, gym classes, recurring monthly meetings, and doctor appointments.
by Grace Pinegar
Do you freeze when someone asks about your strengths and skills?
by Grace Pinegar
Business communication is not the same as regular communication.
by Grace Pinegar
To make a lasting impression, sometimes you need to let your guard down.
by Grace Pinegar
A successful recipe never deceives. Likewise, a successful project management methodology never...
by Grace Pinegar
The stability of a nine-to-five is necessary for some.
by Grace Pinegar