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If you think the cannabis industry is just getting a lot of attention today because the date is 4/20 you would be quite wrong. The number of people employed by the cannabis industry is expected to triple from 200,000 to 630,000 people by the year 2025, according to New Frontier Data. And with sales expected to reach $50 billion in the next 10 years, it is clear that this industry is not slowing down and being a ganjapreneur is a smart and lucrative career path. Read More

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5 wardrobe tips for when you're working remotely Cheryl Lock

While it’s true that working from home affords employees a more casual experience, it doesn’t mean that showers and professional attire should be optional. Read More

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This female tech CEO says women need more male mentors Meredith Lepore

Brit + Co CEO Brit Morin wants to remind you that you should not shy away from men when it comes to choosing a mentor. Read More

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The secret to understanding income inequality Heleo Editors

Whenever we observe a massive compression of inequality in income and wealth, there are major shocks of violent disruption behind it. Read More

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The skill set of the future: Seven essential habits to own and hone for greater success Ladders Contributor

Whether you’re just starting out in your career, looking for a better job, or already dominating in your industry, here are some best practices to help you thrive and surpass your own expectations. Read More

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AI is redefining the meaning of 'human' in human resources Tom Edathikunnel

Artificial intelligence is transforming the modern human resource department by providing a variety of new data-driven tools. Data collecting A.I. chatbots (an automated conversation between personalized software and human user) are a popular tool that allows HR departments to track and deliver a better employee experience. An IBM Institute for Business Value survey found that … Read More

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9 ways to make your cold emails more successful Rachel Weingarten

The perfect letter of introduction is hard to come by, and even harder to write. Why it’s important to craft one and what to include or leave out. Read More

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Here's how not to lose your job in the next 15 years Ladders Contributor

Learn all you can about the technology entering your field. Stay up on all the trends. And give real thought to where the human element is still needed. Read More

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This is why Facebook and Google are stealing your life Monica Torres

Companies like Facebook and Google were built to be addictive, say many involved in their creation. These services do not have your best interest at heart. Read More

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