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If you have these symptoms, you could have the new COVID strain CW Headley

According to a new study conducted by the Office for National Statistics, it isn’t a question of severity but rather the presentation. Read More

Office Life

6 signs it’s not your fault you didn’t get the promotion — it’s your manager’s Zoe Kaplan

Promotions don’t just come when an employee works hard; they also come when there’s a manager who advocates and fights for an employee’s best interests. Read More

Advice

The 5 MBA consultants you need to know to get into a top school Kaitlyn McInnis

From individual coaches to consultancy firms packed with PhD and MBA degree holders, these experts may be worth investing in should you be on the verge of applying to graduate business school. Read More

Productivity

To be a successful entrepreneur, this is more important than IQ John Anderer

A new study just released by the Indiana University Kelley School of Business has an unexpected suggestion for anyone planning to start or run a successful business in the future. Read More

Interview Tips

That thank-you note is costing you the job — write it this way instead Samantha Hawrylack

It’s okay to gloat inside or to your BFF about the way you nailed the interview, but don’t come across as cocky in the thank you note. Read More

The Future of Work

This is how different business travel will look in 2021 Lindsay Tigar

Ladders spoke with industry experts — and even a psychic! — on their predictions for 2021 corporate jet setting. Read More

Advice

The surprising technique Tom Brady uses to work out his brain Scott Davis

They were additionally surprised because Brady was using the product, which is meant to help people with brain conditions, from memory los … Read More

Management

The 5 most common conflict resolution styles (and which ones make you a better leader)Sarah Dillon

Have you ever had to help in resolving a conflict in the workplace? These 5 conflict resolution styles — and which ones make you a great leader. Read More

Health

The amount of money Americans are willing to pay to erase 2020 is shocking Kyle Schnitzer

Americans are willing to pay big bucks to get 2020 out of their memory. How much would you pay? … Read More

Cover Letters

To write a shorter cover letter that leaves an impression, you need to follow 3 rules Christy Burton

When it comes to writing a cover letter, is longer better? Hiring managers are busy people, sifting through sometimes hundreds of applicants’ resumes. Read More

Advice

6 words you must use in a networking email Kaitlyn McInnis

To help get you started, we tapped into our own network of career experts to get their best insights on the words you must use in a networking email. Read More

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