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Kathleen Davis

Kathleen Davis

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Deputy Editor, Fast Company

New York

Biography

Kathleen Davis is a Senior Editor at FastCompany.com, managing the leadership and work-life section. Previously, she has worked as an editor at Entrepreneur.com, WomansDay.com and Popular Photography magazine.

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Private Investment, Stock Investment, Retirement Investments, Holistic approach to life, Technology, Thematic investments, BioTech, Mining

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Sports.

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Content

Total articles 872

  • How can I get my boss to stop emailing me in the middle of the night?

    By Kathleen Davis Verified| Fast Company Middle East Verified Most of us work in some kind of remote or hybrid capacity, which means we often work with people in different time zones. Even those in the same time zone may have different chronotypes, or times of the day you are most productive. For this reason, many people have found it useful to put a message on their email, Slack, and other communication platforms that says something like “My working hours from 9 a.m. EST to 5 p.m. EST.

    By Kathleen Davis Verified · Fast Company Middle East

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • What personality traits do you share with Elon Musk?

    By Kathleen Davis Verified| Fast Company Verified Elon Musk is a visionary genius to some, unpredictable and dangerous to others. Love him or loathe him, Musk’s personality looms as large as his net worth. This is consistent with decades of scientific research highlighting a strong connection between personality and entrepreneurial talent. There is a range of character traits and dispositions that make entrepreneurs different from others, especially when they succeed in their ventures.

    By Kathleen Davis Verified · Fast Company

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • 3 ways to stop feeling so awkward in videos

    By Kathleen Davis Verified| Fast Company Verified Listen to this ArticleMore infoI have lost count of the number of accomplished professionals who’ve said to me, “I don’t want to seem silly on video” or, “I am awkward when I’m on camera.” I have trained hundreds of people, ranging from members of Congress to supermodels to everyday folks, for national TV program appearances. Here are my tips to sound natural and authentic on camera. Try not to use a teleprompter! Here’s why: The idea of video is to build connection.

    By Kathleen Davis Verified · Fast Company

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Fast Company

Fast Company is a prominent business magazine founded in 1995 by Louis Rossetto and Alan Webber. It aims to shape the conversation around business and success, focusing on innovation, technology, design, and entrepreneurship. The magazine has received several accolades, including two National Magazine Awards and a Gerald Loeb Award. Fast Company publishes content in both print and online formats, offering articles, interviews, and insights from industry leaders. It has a strong following among executives and entrepreneurs, making it a key resource for those interested in business trends and practices. Owned by Mansueto Ventures since 2005, Fast Company continues to influence discussions on the future of work and leadership.

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Founded: 1995