When looking for a new job today, we need both a resume and a LinkedIn profile. Recruiters use LinkedIn to find candidates that match a hiring manager’s needs. They then often ask for a copy of your resume so they can pass it along to the hiring manager with the link to your LinkedIn profile. Why? […]
Why This 1 Part of Your LinkedIn Profile and Resume Should Look Exactly the Same Read More »
It seems that everyone is getting bonuses due to the new tax breaks. Walmart, Disney, Home Depot, and Best Buy are among the many giving out bonuses up to $1000 to employees. There’s nothing better than a nice lump sum of money. Is there? With a lump sum (albeit a good portion is taken out
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George Bailey had big dreams. He wanted to travel and see the world. Instead, he ended up staying in Bedford falls and running his father’s business after his father unexpectedly died. He got married, had a bunch of kids (“You call this a happy family? Why do we have to have all these kids?”) and
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Wealthy Single Mommy founder Emma Johnson sees the parallels between single motherhood and entrepreneurship – because she’s doing both. Separated and later divorced from her husband while pregnant with her second child, Johnson has now become a voice of single mothers choosing to thrive within the new economy. Her new book, The Kickass Single Mom, captures
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There’s a J.K. Rowling quote I like: “It is our choices, that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities.” It seems fitting in today’s global landscape. We’re living in unstable global geopolitical and socioeconomic conditions. The Global Financial Stability Report (GFSR) finds that even though financial stability continues to improve, economic activity
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