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Dorms Go Extreme to Lure Students0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- September 27, 2011
According to this report, college students today are not only demanding, but getting better food and living spaces- something their parents may envy as they think back to the 8 x 10 rooms and limited dining options they were used to back in their own college days. CNN.com, 9/23/2011
READ MOREDon’t Marginalize Steve Jobs By Calling Him A Genius0
- Uncategorized
- January 22, 2016
By Ed Faruolo So, how can someone be marginalized as a genius? The two words just don’t belong together. We rely on visionaries and geniuses to see things that we can’t. To accomplish the impossible. To chart new courses for the betterment of all. Steve Jobs certainly did that… and more! But to read all
READ MOREDon’t Let Work Relationships Become Emotional Minefields0
- Work Life and Career
- October 24, 2011
When people sense a lack of connectedness with their leader—and as a result feel undervalued and unappreciated—they are much more likely to focus their energy on individual needs rather than to engage in the work of the organization. Three steps can be taken to better a work relationship, including setting clear expectations, paying attention and
READ MOREDon’t Be the Office Tech Dinosaur0
- Financial & Workplace Well-Being
- April 19, 2013
More older workers are being pressured to reinvent themselves by learning to work on social media as part of their jobs. Allen & Gerritsen creative director Doug Gould, at 50 years old, shares his experiences as an older working trying to keep up with new technology. These days, older professionals like Gould are finding various
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Don’t pressure your picky eater — it doesn’t work0
- Headlines & Highlights
- August 14, 2018
“When parents are too focused on every bite and pressure their children to eat, it usually backfires as toddlers then refuse, similar to potty training.”
READ MOREDon’t Call It Pampering: Massage Wants to Be Medicine0
- Health & Healing
- March 21, 2012
The Wall Street Journal, 3/13/2012
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