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Managers to Millennials: Job interview no time to text0
- Financial & Workplace Well-Being
- May 8, 2013
According to HR executives, many of today's college grads are seriously lacking when it comes to interview skills. Millennials are often too casual during interviews, dressing inappropriately, leaving their phones on, or even texting or taking calls during the interview. The website jobipedia.org may be able to help; it offers advice for novice job-seekers. USA Today,
READ MOREStudy: Exercise cuts kidney stone risk in women0
- Fitness
- May 8, 2013
According to a recent study, exercise (at any intensity level) may help women prevent kidney stones. Yahoo! News/ Associated Press, 5/3/2013
READ MOREBumpy or smooth, sibling relationships may be your longest0
- Relationships
- May 6, 2013
"There are some sibling relationships that really are toxic and that are better left alone,” says Philadelphia psychologist Marjory Levitt. “Apart from those, it’s an absolutely irreplaceable connection and, for me, I would go as far as I could to maintain the connection.” Although the death of a parent might put some strain on a
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Man Pays Off Mom’s Mortgage To Thank Her For Being Awesome0
- Making a Positive Difference
- May 3, 2013
A young man, who was only making around $30,000 when he saved up enough money to pay off his mother's mortgage, explains, "When there is a goal you truly want to reach, all the other things in your life begin to work around it… [It's] just a matter of choices." With Good for You! Messages,
READ MOREHow Entrepreneurs Come Up With Great Ideas0
- Financial & Workplace Well-Being
- May 1, 2013
In this Wall Street Journal article, various startup mentors, bloggers, investors, advisers, professors, and entrepreneurs share words of wisdom about the everyday things that inspire them. The Wall Street Journal, 4/29/2013
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