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Wearing these 2 colors together will make you happier Meredith Lepore

When one pairs two bold hues together, they are often questioned or even criticized, but really they should be celebrated. Read More

Health

Life expectancy can now be predicted by net worth Kyle Schnitzer

Americans with a higher net worth at midlife tend to live longer, according to a new study. Read More

Advice

How to be happy for others, according to a psychologist Ryan Luke

Ladders interviewed Dr. Sanam Hafeez, an NYC Neuropsychologist and faculty member at Columbia University and founder of Comprehensive Consultation Psychological Services to help you learn how to be happy for others. Read More

Health

9 really good reasons to call out sick Annamarie Houlis via Fairygodboss

We’ve all been there: you wake up and realize you’ve caught a nasty bug. But now you have to call out sick — these are 9 good reasons to do so. Read More

Advice

3 ways smart people apologize when they forget an email Fairygodboss

From time to time, we all forget an email, as it slips through the cracks during a busy work week. But how should you apologize? We have 3 ways. Read More

Office Life

This company is fixing a huge problem in the tech industry through salary transparency Meredith Lepore

A company called Levels.fyi has been an integral player in helping tech employees get the salaries they deserve by demystifying the complex world of levels at tech companies. Read More

Health

Mandatory masks return to several states in the US. Is yours next?Kyle Schnitzer

The Delta variant is spreading so quickly that counties in several cities are recommending or requiring masks. Read More

Health

Science says people will live past 120 in this century; here’s how Brett Forman

There’s a 99% chance that someone will live to be older than 122 by 2100. We review the latest research and explain the steps you can take to live longer. Read More

Productivity

The 1 thing people who are seen as highly effective do every single day, according to Harvard Liv McConnell via Fairygodboss

By switching back and forth between ideas and problems at regular intervals, their creativity is less likely to plateau. In the end, it’s another point of proof that there may be something to the whole time blocking craze. Read More

Job Search

If you wear these colors on your video interview, it could cost you the job Meredith Lepore

Now that your colleagues and boss are only seeing the upper half of your body, does it really matter what you wear? YES! Yes it absolutely does. Read More

Job Search

Everything you need to know about becoming a rheumatologist Ashley Jones

When a person experiences problems with pain, movement, and mobility — specifically within the joints or muscles — they may be referred to a rheumatologist by their primary care doctor for evaluation of potential rheumatic causes. Read More

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