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Work From Home Solutions For Parents

Posted on 5/19/2013

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With email, online task management programs and document sharing systems, it’s easier than ever before to work from home. But when you add kids into the equation, it all shifts. We asked you how you manage to stay productive [Read More]

May 18th, 2013|Job|

Why You Should Google Your Professional Contacts

Posted on 5/15/2013

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It’s easy these days to find out pretty much anything about anyone you meet. Between Google search and social media sites, it’s easy to find out almost unlimited information about someone online, from their professional past to their favorite hobbies. [Read More]

May 14th, 2013|Job|

7 Best Commuting Apps

Posted on 5/15/2013

Written By Liz Wassmann

The average American worker has a one-way daily commute of about 25.5 minutes. That’s 5 hours a week just spent traveling to and from work. We’ve compiled a list of apps to help make that transport time a little shorter (or at least a little less draining).

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May 14th, 2013|Job|

Why You Should Leave Work On Time Every Day

Posted on 5/15/2013

Written By Carol Archambeault

busy calendarI pay close attention to how I spend my time.

Like many, I can get deeply absorbed in an activity and the next thing I know, several hours have passed and I’ve completely missed out on something I really wanted to [Read More]

May 14th, 2013|Job|

How To Reach Inbox Zero And Stay There

Written By Randi Zuckerberg

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Declaring that you’ve reached “inbox zero” is a status symbol of productivity in the modern workforce.

It’s the new, “I just cleaned out my closet and donated 5 bags of old clothes to Goodwill.” Something to [Read More]

May 11th, 2013|Job|

How To Dress For A Skype Interview

Posted on 4/3/13

Written by Hasti Kashfia

Working as a stylist in Silicon Valley means that tech and fashion constantly cross paths for me. One of the questions I often get asked is, “How should I dress and do my makeup for a Skype interview or meeting?” In Silicon Valley, downloading and setting up Skype is a [Read More]

April 2nd, 2013|Job|

What’s In a Name? The Ins and Outs of DIY Business Cards

Guest Post by Nicole Lapin

Posted on 2/27/2013

Just because you’re self-employed or freelancing doesn’t mean you can’t have a phat business card. In fact, as a free agent working outside of the traditional 9-to-5 world, it’s even more important for you to have one. Prospective clients and employers need to know not only [Read More]

February 26th, 2013|Job|

The 7 Everyday Digital Crimes Career Women Make

Guest Post by Lea Goldman

Let me begin with a couple of confessions:

1) While I’m hardly a Twitter phenom—Nick Nolte’s Mugshot (@Nick_Nolte) has more followers than me—I’m fairly active online, regularly Tweeting, Instagramming, updating my status on Facebook and sharing snaps on Instagram. Finding me isn’t difficult, and I’m fairly liberal about [Read More]

February 23rd, 2013|Job|

Stuck In Front Of A Computer? Tips For Healthy Working

Guest Post by Jennifer Lima

Posted on February 24, 2013

Our bodies aren’t designed to sit for long periods of time.  If your desk isn’t attached to a treadmill, you may be spending too much time seated and that can put you at risk for health problems, including obesity, diabetes, and even cancer.

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February 23rd, 2013|Job|

Your Email Pet Peeves

We Asked You

Posted on February 20, 2013

We asked you last week about your top e-mail pet-peeves, and we received so many responses – apparently this is a heated subject! Below are some of your answers.

Bad (Or No) Subject Lines

The absolute worst is getting an email with no subject line. Uh, really? [Read More]

February 19th, 2013|Help, Job|