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Jinnie Lee writes for Racked in defense of the humble Danskos.
What do you wear to your office holiday party when you feel like you’ve got nothing to wear? The Muse has the answer.
Inc. says that picture of you holding a beer or glass of wine on Facebook isn’t going to affect your job prospects, but there are a few social media activities that will.
CNBC shares a list of 10 jobs that pay women better salaries than men.
LinkedIn has announced a new featured called “Open Candidates.” You can set your profile to let recruiters know you’re looking for new job opportunities without tipping off your own company’s recruiters (or affiliated company recruiters). You can indicate the job titles you’re looking for and include a brief introduction.
Good news and bad news, from The New York Times: Law students are now almost 50% women, but women graduates start off at a disadvantage.
Alison Green of Ask a Manager answers a reader question for New York magazine’s The Cut about a coworker who keeps stealing ideas.
The Cut also shares the relaxation techniques of 25 famous women.
Little PINK Book tells you “what rich people know about money that you don’t.”
Elle asks, “So, What Should Liberal White Women Do Now?”
Have you heard the big news yet? Wired reports that Netflix is allowing users to download content to watch offline.
The mission of Donate Bigly is “mak[ing] it easy to donate in honor of Trump appointees to awesome organizations fighting for causes like equality, tolerance, and the environment.”
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