Commentary - America's Future

By AF Editors • Mar 05,2012

Working Your Way Up: When to Take Credit

Be careful about giving credit and not seeming to take credit for the work of others. That said, it’s worth making sure that people know what you in fact have...

By AF Editors • Mar 02,2012 Career Advice

Distinguish Yourself: Take Initiative

The famous Nike slogan “Just Do It” is not just a corporate marketing campaign. Rather, you can use it to advance your career by having a bias toward action and...

By Jacqueline Otto • Mar 01,2012

Profiles in Liberty: Robert Bluey

Heading the investigative journalism team at the Heritage Foundation, Robert Bluey is on the leading-edge of the growth of research organizations into news-making. “There are things we bring to the...

By Claire Kittle • Feb 29,2012

Beware the Dangers of Job Jumping

“Persistence is to the character of man as carbon is to steel.” – Napoleon Hill After serving in World War II, my grandfather started working for an electric company. He...

By Richard Lorenc • Feb 28,2012

Roundtables and more in Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Raleigh

AF is hot in the states! This week, AF chapters in Chicago and Pittsburgh are having events, and the Raleigh chapter’s first-ever event takes place next week. On Tuesday evening,...

By AF Editors • Feb 27,2012 Career Advice

Working Your Way Up: Work with Colleagues, Not Underlings

Work with colleagues, not underlings. I learned a long time ago that it’s a lot better to introduce the people whose work you supervise as colleagues, not as “assistants” or...