Appearences
FOX
XO Nation: The sisterhood of women in the workplace
FOX
Tips for navigating office politics
PROMAXBDA
Keynote Speaker Five Generations at Work Jocelyn Greenky
NYU
Jocelyn Greenky NYU Graduate Film Class
WTNH
Prepared And Productive In The Workplace With Jocelyn Greenky
EPI WEBINAR
Generational Dynamics with Jocelyn Greenky Underwood
Featured In
Interviews
JOCELYN GREENKYTerms and definitions if you want to be On Camera – KNOW THE TERMS!
JOCELYN GREENKYBroadcast Media – KNOW THE TERMS!
JOCELYN GREENKYWhat is OTT? KNOW THE TERMS
GCA STUDIOSHow to Succeed On-Screen with Jocelyn Greenky & Jane Hanson – Part 1
GCA STUDIOSHow to Succeed On-Screen with Jocelyn Greenky & Jane Hanson – Part 2
SIDER ROADInterview with Jason Wilson of COMPASS Real Estate
Articles
The Scarsdale InquirerFor this new grad, age is not a factor
The Female QuotientModern Guide to Equality
ForbesPower Of The Pack: Women Who Support Women Are More Successful
CNBCWhat XO in an email really means
EverwiseMaximize the value of the 5-generation workforce
USA TodayListen to, Laugh with Big Sister
Skirting the RulesThe 7 Habits That Make Women Look Small at Work – And How to Overcome Them
Skirting the RulesWhy It's Smart to Spend 40 Percent of Your Work Day Not Doing Your Job Description
Skirting the RulesHow to Leave Work Without Looking Like a Slacker
In The News
A curated archive of Jocelyn's bylined columns and commentary — starting with her HuffPost run on office culture, reputation, and the politics of work. CNBC, FOX, WSJ, NYT and Dr. Phil pieces are added as we surface them.
14 columns archived
Trumping Office Politics
With election season heating up, the office becomes a hotbed of political tension. Greenky offers tactical advice for navigating heated workplace debates without damaging your reputation or career.
XO NATION: The Sisterhood of Women in The Workplace
A subtle but rapidly forming sisterhood of professional women, bonding through ‘XO’ email sign-offs. Greenky coins the term and unpacks how this quiet signal builds female solidarity at work.
Machines Network. Human Beings Talk.
Real relationships start with hello. Greenky reframes networking as simply chatting — a meaningful hum between two people — and explains why genuine conversation outperforms LinkedIn requests and digital shortcuts.
The Last Straw Is Upon You. What Now?
Greenky introduces ‘Political Misery Syndrome,’ her term for passive-aggressive workplace behavior, and lays out concrete steps for recognizing when frustration has hit its breaking point and what to do.
Find Your Promotion in Stride with The Daily Show's Trevor Noah
Trevor Noah inherited Jon Stewart's seat without becoming Jon Stewart. Greenky breaks down the office politics lesson hiding in plain sight: how to honor a predecessor while owning your role.
Make the Most of the Last Month of 2015 to Build Your Reputation
December is a quiet but powerful month for reputation building. Greenky shares how to use the final weeks of the year to position yourself strategically for promotions and new opportunities.
4 Ways to Deal With a Tyrant Boss
Find a champion, toe the line, get visible, protect your sanity. Greenky offers four field-tested moves for surviving a difficult boss without sabotaging your career or peace of mind.
They Want it All! Now!
Today's young professionals expect rapid promotions, flexible hours, and meaningful work immediately. Greenky decodes the millennial workplace mindset and offers managers practical strategies for keeping ambitious talent engaged.
4 Tips for Your Resume Update!
Your resume is your brain on paper. Greenky shares four essential updates that turn a sloppy document into a door-opener, even when your experience doesn't perfectly match the job description.
Duh's and Don'ts at Work!!
Bodily functions, reply-all blunders, instant-message fails. Greenky catalogs the most common office face-palms with her trademark Duh's and Don'ts, drawn from her bestselling Big Sister's Guide to the World of Work.
10 Fatal Distractions That Will Kill That Interview
Slouching, perfume, gum chewing, sweating. Greenky lists ten body language and grooming missteps interviewers can't unsee, and explains why nothing you say matters once your appearance becomes a distraction.
Back Scratches are Not Just for the Bedroom
Mutual favors are how careers actually advance. Greenky explains the unwritten rules of professional reciprocity: when to ask for help, when to deliver, and how to keep the ledger honest.
If You Think Your Reputation Stinks — It Probably Does!
You're often the last to know what colleagues really think of you. Greenky shares her method for tracking ‘Reputation Ratings’ by listening, asking, and cultivating sources in strategic places.
Be a Person With a Reputation
Without a reputation, you're going nowhere fast. Greenky flips the old meaning on its head and explains why building a deliberate professional name is non-negotiable in today's hyper-connected workplace.
Additional features from these outlets are being archived and will appear here as we surface them.
Other Press
Presentation Multimedia PodcastPM Ep. 53: Interview with Business Consultant Jocelyn Greenky of Sider Road
Tech People Podcast with Jocelyn Greenky Underwood
Jocelyn GreenkyGame Changing Guidence
Jocelyn GreenkyThe Politics of Everything: Surviving Your Office Holiday Party
Jocelyn GreenkySizzle Reel
Know The Facts
of Americans are Unhappy at Work
of people trust strangers more than their bosses
of people quit due to "lack of appreciation"