Previously, on Corporette…
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Travel back in the Corporette time capsule… Here's what was on our minds oh so many moons ago.
One year ago…
- Blazers for the Busty
- Are Heels a Must for Interviews?
- How to Wear Color to Work
- Crazy Work Schedule? Go Easy on Yourself (guest post from Jewish Girl of Stuff Jewish Girls Like)
- Keeping Your Resume Updated
- Planning for Retirement — But Not How You Think (guest post from Lisa of Privilege)
Two years ago…
- How to Button Your Cardigans
- Setting Up a Mobile Office
- Your Career and Your Personality
- How to Take a Job Far from Family and Friends
- Handling Information Overload
Three years ago…
- How to Make a Blowout Last for Days
- Back to School: Juggling a Job and Classes
- Travel Internationally with Comfort and Style (guest post from Courtney Gould Miller of Chinaful)
- The Best Stores in Asia For Professional Workwear
- Which Pants Have the Best Pockets?
Four years ago…
- Should You Accept a Job Offer On the Spot?
- Leather and the Office
- How to Handle a Bad/Lazy/Disrespectful Secretary
- The Perfect Plus-Sized Blazer (guest post from Kathryn Rubino)
- Should You List Your Greek Affiliations On Your Resume?
- How to Select Stylish Eyewear (guest post from Angie Cox of You Look Fab)
- The Best Notebooks
- How To Budget If You Go Back to School
Five years ago…
- What is Your Best Interview Advice? (open thread)
- How to Get Your Resume Noticed
- Are Patent Leather Accessories Conservative Enough?
- Professional, Comfortable Heels for Wide Feet
- Hats and the Professional Woman
Six years ago…*
- What Does Your Tote Bag Say About You?
- Interviewing Tip: The Old Mirror Trick (and we didn't say it at the time, but trust us — this interviewing tip was inspired by a true story)
- What To Do When You Accidentally Ask Everyone You Know to “Link In” With You
Seven years ago…*
- Suit(s) of the Week: The Basics
- Reader Mailbag: What to Wear On Interviews Generally
- 10 Things About… Interviewing
- Poll Results: Nude Pantyhose for Interviews
- The Hunt: Interview Tote Bags
* N.B. Before March 2010, Kat was still anonymous — please excuse the royal “we” in the older posts! :)
I’m looking for an easy-to-care-for plant for an office that doesn’t need a whole lot of natural light to thrive. Anyone have any good suggestions?
I have a bamboo in a pretty pot. They are hard to kill.
A pothos plant is virtually indestructible and will adapt to any environment.
+1
I am the proud custodian of deceased office plants of several species, including famously resilient succulents.
:( The pothos plant is literally the only type of plant I have ever had and not killed. I can also attest to their indestructability via at least one more data point- my father, also a notorious plant killer, has managed to keep two of these alive over 14 years, several moves, inappropriate light and watering, and numerous incidents with wayward teenagers and wagging dog tails.