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How to make someone feel extraordinary by saying very little Barry Davret

Have you ever wanted to motivate and encourage a coworker or a friend? Make someone feel extraordinary, by saying very little, with these simple tricks. Read More

Advice

6 recruiting lessons from horror movies that are scarily good Samantha McLaren

Clearly communicating what the process will look like, silencing your notifications, and testing your tech in advance to avoid delays are a few simple ways to keep things professional and put candidates at ease. Read More

How To

6 ways to start over if the pandemic crushed your career Lindsay Tigar

While you may still be licking your wounds and fretting about the future, it’s important to remember you can always start over. It may require time, patience and a dip into your savings, but with these strategies from career experts. Read More

How To

How to negotiate your salary after you’ve received an offer letter Ashley Jones

Knowing how to negotiate your salary after you’ve received an offer letter is crucial to ensuring that you can accept your new role with confidence. Read More

Job Search

3 things you should know before applying for a job at Netflix Kyle Schnitzer

From big salaries, to reference checks, and a war against work-from-home, here are a few things you should know before thinking of making a jolt to Netflix. Read More

Health

5 important things to do to keep your gut health in check Meredith Schneider

Your gut is connected to everything — so it’s important to keep your gut health in check. Use these 5 ways to do so, here. Read More

Health

How social distancing might be affecting your health Kelsey Michal

Human beings are social creatures — this is how social distancing might be affecting your health. Learn more about why, here. Read More

Health

This is why your memory is so poor Kyle Schnitzer

Scientists at Stanford University believe that the secret to understanding why we forget certain pieces of information when trying to remember something. Read More

Advice

Can kids trick-or-treat safely this year? Here’s what experts are saying Samantha Hawrylack

If that sounds like too much or you just don’t want to take the risk, stick to some lower-risk activities this Halloween. Read More

Health

If you can smell this, you may have a coffee addiction Sarah Dillon

Do you consider yourself a coffee addict? According to a new study, if you can smell this one thing, you might just have a problem. Read More

Health

This is the reason more women are surviving COVID-19 than men Olivia Kelley

More women are surviving COVID-19 over men. Why? New research breaks down why. Learn more about the study and its findings, here. Read More

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