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Even high-level jobs can have some flexibility
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Divine Caroline
| Career & Money | 20th Aug |
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By Caroline Wilbert for Divine CarolineIt’s not just a myth. Women who make six figures are balancing work and life through flexible work arrangements, according to a study from the Simmons School of Management,...
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Motherhood Changed My Priorities
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Rozalynn Goodwin
| Career & Money | 8th May |
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This Mother’s Day marks the second celebration of the most amazing and life-altering event in my life: becoming a mother. From conception to pregnancy to delivery to rearing, motherhood is amazing. Children bring...
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Going Back to Work After Maternity Leave
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Work It, Mom! Team
| Career & Money | 6th Mar |
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Being a new mom is hard. Being a new working mom is even harder. On top of the anxiety you feel as a new parent, you're also dealing with responsibilities at the office, trying to get back on your feet after being...
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Building Your Presence in a Virtual Workplace
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Jo Miller
| Career & Money | 10th Feb |
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Ingrid was senior manager of a marketing communications team. She and her team had been well-known as the "go-to people" for the support services they provided to other groups within her company. After a re-org,...
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A Breast Pump Primer
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Boston Mamas
| Family & Home | 28th Jan |
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Breastfeeding is the preferred method of feeding for virtually all infants, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG). Exclusive breastfeeding...
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7 Ways to Increase Your Personal PR at Work
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Jill Frank
| Career & Money | 23rd Jan |
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Self-promotion isn’t something you should shy away from, especially if your goal is to get ahead at work. Putting yourself in front of executives who can have a positive impact on your career is vital to corporate...
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Bridging Technology Gaps when Returning to Work
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Carol Cohen and Vivian Rabin
| Career & Money | 11th Jan |
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In this new era of technology, moms who decide to leave the workplace need to pay special attention to staying up-to-date in their fields.At iRelaunch, we recommend that moms subscribe to general and specific publications...
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Are Working Moms Happier than Ones Who Stay at Home?
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Veronica
| Balancing Act | 10th Jan |
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According to a study reported by the BBC, working mothers are happier than ones that stay at home. I'm not so convinced. I'm not saying that I'm not happy. Neither do I think that my stay-at-home-mom counterpart...
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The Art of Weaving Your Network
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Sandy Spadaro
| Career & Money | 7th Jan |
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One of the best ways to keep the doors of opportunity open is to ensure the flow of prospects, events and leads. You must constantly expand your network of contacts and think of them as an investment with which you...
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Tips to Communicate Effectively
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Sandy Spadaro
| Career & Money | 1st Jan |
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There are a multitude of ways to make sure you are being understood, including intentional wordplay, use of physical body language, positioning tactics, and using the well-written word for electronic communications....
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