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Over two years into the most momentous event in our lives the world has changed forever … Some of us have PTSD from being locked up at home, some are living like everything’s going to end tomorrow, and the rest of us are merely trying to get by. When the pandemic hit we entered a

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Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, more and more companies are encouraging or requiring employees to work remotely from home, including Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Twitter. While occasionally disruptive, remote work serves as a great opportunity for employees and employers alike. To make the transition easy, here are some of the best practices to consider. Set rules

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When it comes to any job, the expected skills that you need to have as stated in the job description are not necessarily the only skills that employers will be looking for. How can knowing a foreign language help you in your sales job? How can knowing basic sales skills help you in your dance

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When it comes to any job, the expected skills that you need to have as stated in the job description are not necessarily the only skills that employers will be looking for. How can knowing a foreign language help you in your sales job? How can knowing basic sales skills help you in your dance

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If you’re an aspiringsomething, it can be hard to practice your true passion in life and maintain a 9-5 job at the same time. Therefore, odd jobs can be the perfect solution to keeping the lights on and chasing your dreams. Thanks to the Internet, a wealth of databases, apps, and services have arisen, helping

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The work-life balance is notoriously difficult to maintain. Some of us are nine to fivers, some of us freelancers, and some still, workaholics. But how do we know when we spend more time at the office than we do at home? Here are the tell-tale signs that it’s probably time to call it a day.

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The work-life balance is notoriously difficult to maintain. Some of us are nine to fivers, some of us freelancers, and some still, workaholics. But how do we know when we spend more time at the office than we do at home? Here are the tell-tale signs that it’s probably time to call it a day.

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