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From Dog’s Assistant to Company VP
Bonnie Hammer started her career in 1974 as a bottom-rung production assistant to the top of NBC Universal’s headquarters. As of 2024 she had become ...
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Americans Are too Busy to Enjoy Life
Do you ever feel like you’re too busy to enjoy life? If so, that’s because you are probably too busy. Not that this is some amazing diagnosis: ...
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Pet Rocks Offer “Comfort” to Overworked Young Adults
Lee So-hee, a 30-year-old office worker, used to live alone in Seoul. That changed in November when a friend gave her a rock. “If you really think ...
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Never Not Working
There is a reason God gave us the Sabbath rest. We need it. We were not created to work seven days a week. Yet, that is where we are headed as a culture, ...
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Death Doesn't Deter CEO Ambitions
Leadership can kill you. At least leadership in high stakes positions.
Nineteen chief executives died in office in 2023, the most since 2010, according ...
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Gen Z Workers Demoralized by Inconsistent Standards
According to Business Insider, a big turn off for Gen-Z workers is what workplace experts call “a double bind.” Jeanie Chang is an expert ...
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Why More Americans Are Not Getting Married
As of 2021, around 25% of 40-year-old Americans are not married—the highest percentage ever recorded. In his book, Get Married: Why Americans Must ...
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Does a Pay Raise Bring Happiness?
Does a pay raise bring happiness? Sometimes it will, but the level of happiness is often tied to how we compare our salaries to others.
According to a ...
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People Who Keep Working Well into Their 80’s
The first thing to know about people who shun retirement to work past age 80 is that they are probably busier, and possibly cooler, than you.
One said ...
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Untold Success: Black Men in America
It would surprise many Americans, regardless of their race, to know that 2.5 million American Black men are in the financial upper class, according to ...
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