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Town & Country Takes a Fresh Look at the Office Romance
If you have started an office romance with one of your coworkers, you might think that is nobody’s business but the two of you. Many companies would beg to differ, though. Similar to nepotism, the concern is that kind of personal connection could lead to problems such as favoritism. But there are also much more…
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The Wall Street Journal Asks, What the #@$%! Happened to Our Manners at Work?
If you are someone whose company mandated a return to the office, one aspect you may have missed was the camaraderie of other people. But you may have encountered people who got so used to working by themselves that they no longer make the effort for some common manners. The Wall Street Journal discussed how…
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7 Transferable Skills That Companies Want
If you want to further your career outside your present company, you might look at your resume and feel boxed in by how specialized much of your experience is. But you have likely learned a lot of more generalized skills that would also transfer well to a variety of companies and positions. A post from…
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Should You Diversify Your Portfolio With Alternative Investments?
It has been a tumultuous year for the stock market. People relying on traditional investments have experienced startling changes in their portfolios and been left hoping that they will rebound from some major losses. However, others have lost some trust in the typical methods and instead become interested in alternative investments. The financial magazine Barron’s…
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10 Hints to Make the Most of Your Year-end Planning
It is never wise to become too complacent with not keeping an eye on your finances. You might assume everything is fine, but some of your long-term investments could be going off track without you even realizing. The investment bank J.P. Morgan shared some of their expertise for what a good yearly routine looks like…
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Ready for Your First Halloween Office Party in a While? Avoid These Bad Taste Costume Ideas
One of the better parts about being back at the office is that the events and parties can actually be a lot of fun. And with the health restrictions the country was under for the last couple years, 2022 will be the first time a lot of people have gotten to do a Halloween office…
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The Companies that Have Listed the Most Remote Jobs in 2022
Just because health restrictions have largely been lifted does not mean everyone is eager to get back into the office. Many grew to prefer no longer dealing with traffic, high gas prices, and waking up early. Some companies are saying too bad, but as Nairametrics shares, plenty of other companies are embracing the change. If…
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Despite Losing 60 Percent of Its Value this Year, Experts Say Bitcoin Could Rebound Big in 2023
Per the financial magazine Barron’s, Bitcoin is having a really rough year. To be exact, 2022 has been the worst year for the cryptocurrency since 2010, the year after it was first created. This year saw its value plummet by almost 60 percent. This has many saying that the bottom has finally fallen out on…
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Six Ways to Determine Your Worth to Your Company
Everyone likes to feel important, but the reality is at work some people are more valuable than others. That gives them more negotiating power because the company will have a harder time replacing them. But are you one of those people? The site Fast Company articulated some objective ways to determine your worth to your…
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7 Signs You’re Underpaid
Maybe when you started out at your current role the salary sounded good. But as time has passed by, perhaps some things have started to not add up. Like you might hear of others in your field being able to afford opportunities that are out of your price range. The career site Glassdoor shared some…
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2022’s Best Business Jobs in America
The job market has seen some uncharacteristic shake ups in the last few years due to a lot of unusual factors. This has led many to feel both excited about the new possibilities this presents, as well as unsure about what jobs have the best future now. As discussed by CBS, this is something Glassdoor…
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5 Ways to Steer Clear of Political Conversations at Work
Political issues can often become extremely heated, which is why it is considered bad form to bring them up at family get togethers. Unfortunately, coworkers don’t always agree with that advice and may bring it up at work. You don’t want to risk things getting emotional and disciplinary action becoming a factor, so Corporate Wellness…
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Don’t Sit Out Office Politics. Instead, Use Them to Your Advantage
As much as you might miss your school days sometimes, few people probably miss all the gossip and drama. You would hope such immature behavior ends at graduation, but you will find it is a part of human nature everywhere. But the Harvard Business Review explains how you can hold your own in workplace politics…
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2 High-Yielding Oil Stocks to Buy With $1,000
By this point, everyone is well-appraised of how Russia’s attacks against Ukraine have also had the side effect of disrupting the oil market. Many experienced the aggravation this caused from gas prices rising to over $5 a gallon. With oil prices being so unpredictable right now, you might think it is a poor time to…
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The Most Successful Quitters Explain Why You Shouldn’t be Afraid to Leave Your Job
Even if you have mentally checked out of your job long ago, the decision to quit can be tough. You tell yourself “maybe it will get better” if you just wait. Or you fear you won’t be able to find anything else on the same level. It is easier to stick with what is safe…
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6 Remote Jobs Where You Can Earn Over $200,000 a Year
To some, working remotely still carries a stigma of not being as important to the company you are working for. It used to be quite common that remote positions were largely for freelancers or contracted employees. But if you think that is still the case, there is quite a bit you are missing out on.…
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The One Question You Should Always Ask Yourself Before Resigning from Any Job
Have you been ready for a while now to call it quits at your current job? Before rushing into anything, make sure you are looking at all the angles. Guest columnist for the Philadelphia Business Journal Stan Silverman formulated one key question everyone should ask before resigning: “Should I work somewhere else, start my own…
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5 Actions Gen-Z Can Take to Hedge their Careers Against a Likely Recession
If you are a part of Generation Z then you have probably noticed now is a pretty unusual time to try to enter the job market. There are the high inflation rates impacting everything, workplaces still figuring out if they want to be remote or not, stocks fluctuating abnormally, and no sign of things getting…
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