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)
Politics and religion are the two topics most families know not to discuss over dinner. In job...
by Grace Pinegar
The line between independent contractors and employees can often feel blurred, which leads to...
by Grace Pinegar
Are you still stuck in the vortex of debit payments and in-store cash transactions?
by Grace Pinegar
The workforce is constantly in flux.
by Grace Pinegar
As interest rates fluctuate and inflation affects everyday costs, understanding how to take out a...
by Grace Pinegar
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
You can't start business projects without approvals from stakeholders and project committees.
by Grace Pinegar