Career

Poker is not a team sport, but learning the rules of poker can empower you to be a better team player at your workplace.

Rejection and loss are tough, but poker is a game changer. If you pay attention, it will give you all the tools you need to succeed in business and in life.

Poker teaches strategic thinking, overcoming fear, trusting in yourself, and how to take calculated risks, all skills you will need when you’re ready to take the big leap.

People are slowly returning to in-person meetings and conferences. Learn how playing poker can help ease you back into the real world.

Discover how job hunting, interviewing, and salary negotiation skills relate to the experience and skills you gain from learning and playing poker.

Female representation in the workforce matters, and thinking you’ll be the “only” woman in an industry can feel challenging. Lets flip the table with the power of poker.

In an earlier blog, we drew connections between poker and three fields: Finance, Actuarial Science, and Research & Development. If you’re interested in applying your poker talents to your career, here are three more lines of work to consider…

Professional poker is a career pursued by a small fraction of all poker players. For most, poker is a way to satisfy their intellectual curiosity through a rewarding and entertaining game. But are there corollary characteristics among people interested in poker that may lead them towards certain fields? Let’s explore…