Ashton Jackson is a reporter for Make It's Success team. She specializes in business and economics, with a focus on topics such as career pathing, professional training and development, and mental health within the workforce. Ashton has been featured in several prominent outlets, including The West Australian, NBC Chicago, and CNBC, among others.
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Ashton Jackson's articles cover topics related to career advice, success tips, entrepreneurship, workplace communication, and personal development. The themes covered include business & industry, family & relationships, personal finance, content & publishing, and human resources & employment.
Given the high proportion of cited data and expert commentary in Ashton's coverage attributes suggest that they are likely to be interested in pitches from subject matter experts who can provide relevant data-driven insights or expert commentary on the aforementioned topics. This could include professionals with expertise in career coaching, human resources management, personal finance advising as well as entrepreneurs who have achieved significant success.
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By: Ashton Jackson
Shake Shack CEO Rob Lynch often visits his restaurants without announcing himself or his position.
By: Ashton Jackson
As people increasingly get used to having everything at their fingertips, they don't tend to like embracing difficult challenges, says psychiatrist Anna Lembke.
By: Ashton Jackson
In some ways, artificial intelligence chatbots seem ready-made to help answer basic questions about work like, “How do I ask my boss for a promotion?” or “What should I tell my colleague who's slowing down our project?”
By: Ashton Jackson
Warren Buffett stepped down as Berkshire Hathaway CEO on December 31, but he still works alongside his colleagues every day.
By: Ashton Jackson
Having a hands-off boss can sound attractive, until they exhibit some red flags The upside is clear.
By: Ashton Jackson
People seldom find success by following a linear career path, says Zillow CEO Jeremy Wacksman
By: Ashton Jackson
The most successful people never think to themselves, “I've made it.”
By: Ashton Jackson
Four years ago, Aaron Littles burned out. Littles was a chief operating officer at a health tech company during the height of the Covid-19
By: Ashton Jackson
Ashton Jackson Most people move through interactions at work on autopilot, sending messages or speaking up in meetings without really thinking
By: Ashton Jackson
The “ infinite workday ” — where employees are constantly blitzed with emails and notifications at all hours — is only getting worse.
