Kaitlin McManus
Kaitlin McManus is Vault’s Associate Law Editor. She received her B.A. in English from Illinois Wesleyan University and her M.F.A. in Creative Writing from The New School. She has worked for a literary magazine and a publisher focused on nonfiction music titles. Now she writes career advice content for Vault’s blog (most notably for the undergrad blog) and works on Vault's various law guides. She always told her parents she'd never be an attorney—they think her current position is extremely funny.
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The Dark Side of Productivity
Productivity is something that most people strive for in their day. But too much of a good thing can have mental health repercussions.
Four Methods of Combatting Imposter Syndrome
Imposter syndrome is sneaky and insidious. Here are four methods for combatting it.
3 Tips for Balancing Life and Work While Working from Home
It's easy for work/life balance to feel out of whack when working from home. Check out these three tips to keep the scales from tipping too far.
Three Things to Consider When Asking for a Job Reference
Asking for a reference when job hunting can be a little awkward, so check out our tips on how to make the most of it.
3 Ways to Check in on Your Co-Workers’ Mental Health
Mental health is always important, but it's become critical as the pandemic stretches on. Take note of these ways that you can check in on your co-workers' mental health.
The 5 Worst Networking Connections—And How to Handle Them
Networking is all about forging connections. But what if you'd rather not with certain people? Here's how to handle professionally some of the worst of contacts in your network.
10 Campus Novels for Those Missing School
As students return to school for the fall, whether virtually or in person, it's obvious campus has changed. So we've rounded up some of the best campus novels to try and bring the magic of back-to-school season back.
Zoom Call Bingo (With Cards!) for Your Next Meeting
How many Zoom call clichés can you rack up on your next virtual meeting or class? Includes varying sheets so you can play with your friends!
5 Things Students Lose While Learning Remotely
Students and educators did an amazing job of adapting to remote learning last semester, but the adjustment was a huge one. Read on for some crucial aspects of higher education that students might miss out on with remote learning.
4 Career Lessons I Learned from Quarantine Binge-Watching
We've all probably been watching a lot more TV these days—so what career lessons can we take away from some of our favorite shows?
