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Kat Boogaard

Kat Boogaard

Former Contributing Writer

Kat is a Midwest-based contributing writer. She covers topics related to careers, self-development, and the freelance life. She is also a columnist for Inc., writes for The Muse, is Career Editor for The Everygirl, and a contributor all over the web.

Marketing 7 min read

How To Create a Marketing Persona

Here’s what a marketing persona is, why it matters, and how you can create marketing personas of your own.

Collaboration 7 min read

5 Tactics to Ensure Others Don't Screw Up Your Deadlines

Getting others to adhere to your deadlines can be challenging. Here are 5 practical tactics to ensure other departments don't cause you unnecessary delays.

Project Management 10 min read

4 Ways Not to Use a Gantt Chart in Project Management

Handling project management with Gantt charts offers numerous benefits, but it's how you use them that counts. Here are a few things you should avoid when charting out your next project.

Productivity 7 min read

What to Look For in an Agency Management Software

Choosing agency management software is crucial to good organization and productivity. In this guide, we provide advice on what features you need for your business.

Leadership 10 min read

Contrasting Characters: A Guide to Managing Different Personality Types on Your Team

How can you successfully manage all the different personalities in your team —ideally with as little crying, complaining, and frustration as possible? Here are six strategies that will give you everything you need to know for cohesive collaboration.

Collaboration 10 min read

What Is Transformational Leadership?

What is transformational leadership? It’s a leadership style that’s focused on change within a team, organization, or project. Here’s what you need to know.

Productivity 7 min read

Top Tips for Strategic Capacity Planning

Strategic capacity planning is critical for both project and company success. Find out some long-term capacity planning strategies from Wrike.

Project Management 5 min read

Introducing the 5 Whys Technique of Problem Solving

The five whys technique is a problem-solving method that helps you get to the root cause of a problem. Here’s how to use it to benefit your projects.

Collaboration 10 min read

The Ultimate Guide to Total Quality Management (TQM)

Your organization does good work. But, as a leader or a project manager, you feel like a lot of it rests on your shoulders. Up to this point, it’s been your responsibility to review everything carefully and make sure your company’s outputs meet your quality standards. It’s working, but you know there has to be a

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