Hilary George-Parkin

Hilary George-Parkin is a Built In contributor covering work culture and technology. She holds a master's degree from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and a bachelor's degree from New York University. She's written for publications including Vox, Fortune, CNN, BBC, Vogue Business and The Business of Fashion.

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Level Up: How 2 Engineers Sharpen Their Coding Skills on the Job
As a software engineer, there’s always something new to learn. Here’s how pros at Crafty and Network Perception stay ahead of the game.
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Huntress is Pioneering Cybersecurity Solutions for Those Who Need It Most — And It’s Growing
Helping small and medium-sized businesses stay ahead of evolving cybersecurity, Huntress has been scaling up in recent years. Learn from three of its leaders how the organization is helping its team members — and itself — grow.
Succeeding Together: How 3 UX Design Teams Collaborate with Product and Engineering
Design, product and engineering may have unique strengths, but they share a common goal.
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The Daily Habits That Make Chicago C-Suite Leaders Successful
Sometimes, a small mindset shift can lead to remarkable results.
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3 Customer Success Managers on How and When to Say ‘No’ to a Client
Rejecting a client’s request? Ask questions, come prepared and keep the dialogue open for a “yes” down the road.
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10 Women Leaders on the Confidence-Building Strategies That Help Them Combat Imposter Syndrome
Moments of self-doubt at work are inevitable, but the feeling shouldn’t stand in the way of confidence or growth.