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4 ways to deal with a bad boss or coworker when quitting isn’t an option Jen Glantz

If you’re dealing with a bad boss or coworker — and quitting isn’t an option — what do you do? Learn and implement these 4 ways to do so, here. Read More

Management

12 leadership styles of the most successful CEOs ever CW Headley

With this new paper in mind, Ladders unpacked 12 key leadership styles employed by the heads of successful corporations. On balance, the most effective techniques air on the side of one of the two approaches explored in the new study. Read More

Health

Researchers say food tastes better if you touch it first CW Headley

The two groups do not appear to process sensory information in the same way. ‘For people who regularly control their food consumption, direct touch triggers an enhanced sensory response, making food more desirable and appealing.” … Read More

Resumes

Resume samples that incorporate data, growth and social media John Brandon

A resume should be long enough to present a clear picture of your background, but there is one thing that is far more important than keeping it short or padding it with extra info. Read More

Job Search

20 of the best companies with work from home jobs hiring near me right now Meredith Lepore

If you are reading this guide, there is a good chance you are looking for work from home jobs or are looking to transition away from a traditional desk job. Read More

Personal Finance

Climate change is starting to influence Wall Street John Anderer

Climate change is a hot topic these days, being discussed and debated in coffee shops, classrooms, and news programs all over the country. It’s a divisive topic with major political overtones, but regardless of how any one person feels about its legitimacy, there’s no denying its front and center in the minds of millions of Americans. Read More

Office Life

6 countries with the best paternity leave Lindsay Tigar

It’s been said before—and continues to be widely debated—but the US is majorly behind all developed countries in offering paid leave for parents. This is true for women since maternity leave is still considered a ‘short-term disability’, only allowing for six weeks off for a natural birth, and eight for a c-section. Read More

Health

The surprising health benefit of eating a bowl of cereal a day CW Headley

Researchers at the Sydney University of Technology recently disclosed the utility of fruits, vegetables, and grain-rich cereal in our ongoing battle against age-associated decline. Read More

Resumes

A complete guide to the resume objective Elvira Veksler

A resume objective is a short, specific company and position-targeted statement that sums up your “position” in terms of the role. Read More

Office Life

The surprising reason company culture is so important Jonah Malin

Do your employees sit in their cubicle all day every day, or are they provided with opportunities to collaborate and grow their social interactions? … Read More

Advice

This email format will get you noticed by recruiters Christy Burton

There are some key tactics to include when drafting an email to a recruiter, but the key takeaway is to keep your email professional yet memorable. Read More

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