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Karen Eber Media Features & Press Coverage
Karen Eber is a TED speaker, bestselling author of The Perfect Story, and the CEO and Chief Storyteller of Eber Leadership Group. Her writing and commentary on storytelling, leadership communication, and workplace culture have appeared in outlets including Forbes, Fast Company, Inc, Entrepreneur, CNBC, and NPR, and her TED Talk on the neuroscience of storytelling has been viewed by millions.
Below are the pieces she has written, followed by the media features and interviews where she has been quoted or profiled. Additional media appearances on prominent podcasts appear on the Podcast page
Articles Written by Karen Eber
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10 questions to ask in a job interview that will really expose a company’s culture
Karen Eber wrote this piece for Fast Company giving job candidates ten interview questions designed to reveal a company's real culture.
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5 Myths About Culture Leaders Need to Break to Move Forward
Karen Eber wrote this piece for Fast Company identifying five common misconceptions leaders hold about organizational culture, and how leaders can examining them.
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It's Time to Reimagine the Future of Work
Karen Eber wrote this piece for Fast Company on five ways leaders can rethink how work gets structured and communicated as workplace expectations shift.
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These are the conversations leaders should have before the end of the year
Karen Eber wrote this piece for Fast Company on the year-end conversations leaders should be having with their teams, and how framing those conversations as stories rather than performance reviews changes how they land.
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The Four-part Structure to Telling Great Stories
Karen Eber wrote this piece for Quartz laying out the four-part story structure she teaches leaders: context, conflict, outcome, and takeaway, and how using it turns a flat update into a story people remember.
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In Your Next Interview, Telling a Story Can Help You Stand Out
Karen Eber wrote this piece for All Business on how job candidates can use a well-told story, rather than a rehearsed list of qualifications, to stand out in an interview.