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Tax season is already a headache and a half as an individual taxpayer, but filing as a small business is a completely different, more complex story. Read More

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4 ways to shrink your wage gap Selena Rezvani

It’s important to first read about others who have fought a wage gap and been through the process so that you can make an informed decision. Read More

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7 employee benefits your company needs to be truly LGBT inclusive Annamarie Houlis via Fairygodboss

The positive impact these benefits make extends outside of the LGBTQ+ community, as inclusive policies are appealing to all workers. Read More

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36 things you should never say to your boss Jacquelyn Smith

Anything that makes other people’s jobs harder makes your boss’s job harder, which they’ll likely remember the next time promotions are discussed. Read More

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The 15-minute morning routine Anthony Trollope used to write 1 book each year for 39 years Mayo Oshin

This daily routine was the engine that helped Trollope write approximately one book each year over the span of 39 years. Here are three key takeaways. Read More

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Why it’s hard to recognize genius Shane Snow

The Decca people weren’t idiots; they knew the music biz. But they were human. And we humans, it turns out, are bad at recognizing genius. Read More

The Future of Work

The definitive guide to exclamation marks in work emails Danny Rubin

If you want to jump on email and bash your boss, go ahead. But before you click “Send,” I have one request: cut back on the exclamation marks. Read More

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Your emotional brain is smarter than your brain thinks Thomas Oppong

Whether your emotional brain operates out of habit, or personal comfort, it’s a powerful force when you make decisions every day. Read More

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‘Slow travel’ is the latest trend for those looking to squash flying anxiety and help the planet Meghan Ingraham

In response to the proliferation of “Flygskam”, a counter-movement has been born known as ‘slow-travel’ that allows travelers to offset aviation damage. Read More

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How to deal with ‘The Great Resignation’ when you are a manager

Managers are worried about maintaining the talent required to keep the doors open, but they are not asking the right questions.

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7 things you should never ask your boss

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