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Kat Boogaard

Kat Boogaard

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.

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The Ultimate Guide to Marketing Campaign Management
Marketing 10 min read

The Ultimate Guide to Marketing Campaign Management

Campaign management requires diligent planning, timely execution, and a ton of knowledge and insight into the audience you're reaching out to. Let's dive into the world of campaign management and learn what it takes to bring your marketing campaigns to the next level.

Marketing to Millennials: 8 Strategy Tips for Success
Marketing 10 min read

Marketing to Millennials: 8 Strategy Tips for Success

The “baby boom” famously gave rise to the biggest population expansion in world history. Now, we’re living through the generational echo of that boom. In 2020, millennials, the generation raised by the baby boomers, took over as the largest generation in America. And as they grow in age, income, influence, and means, one thing is

Understanding the Importance of Peer Relationships at Work
Collaboration 10 min read

Understanding the Importance of Peer Relationships at Work

Peer relationships at work can lead to higher productivity, increased retention, and boosted morale. Here’s your guide to building better bonds.

A Guide to Managing Agile Meetings
Project Management 10 min read

A Guide to Managing Agile Meetings

When done right, Agile meetings help teams improve their collaborations and produce better-quality work. Here’s what to know about effective Agile meetings.

Understanding the Theory of Constraints
Project Management 10 min read

Understanding the Theory of Constraints

What is the theory of constraints, and how can it impact your project management? Here’s what you need to know.

How to Write an Employee Code of Conduct
Collaboration 10 min read

How to Write an Employee Code of Conduct

Learn how to write a thorough and effective employee code of conduct document. Prevent misunderstandings, grey areas, and promote company values using Wrike.

How to Define Processes for Your Team (and Actually Get Things Done)
Leadership 10 min read

How to Define Processes for Your Team (and Actually Get Things Done)

Here’s the thing about your processes: they shouldn't be "set and forget.” You need to be consistently evaluating them to identify what’s not working, and then use that information to build more ideal systems for your team.

What Are the 4 Functions of Management?
Leadership 7 min read

What Are the 4 Functions of Management?

All managers handle four basic responsibilities, known as the four functions of management. Learn more about each of them (and why they matter) in this guide.

What Is the Cycle Time Formula?
Productivity 10 min read

What Is the Cycle Time Formula?

Imagine that your customer just sent you an urgent request. They need a specific deliverable as soon as possible and ask how long it will take to get it done. Knowing they need it urgently, you want to deliver as quickly as possible. You believe your team can turn around the customer’s request within the

How to Manage a Software Development Team
Project Management 10 min read

How to Manage a Software Development Team

Figuring out how to manage a software development team can be a challenge — especially if you don’t have technical knowledge. Here’s your guide.

What Is Hybrid Project Management?
Project Management 7 min read

What Is Hybrid Project Management?

Hybrid project management can be your team’s secret sauce for delivering more successful projects. Learn how it’s done with Wrike.

How to Write a Business Case (With Example & Template)
Project Management 10 min read

How to Write a Business Case (With Example & Template)

A business plan is a straightforward document. In it, you’ll include market research, your overall goals for the business, and your strategies for achieving those goals.  But what is a business case and why do you need one if a business plan outlines everything else? A business case takes a closer look at a specific problem and

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