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– SheFinds has some good advice on how to match your necklace to your neckline.
– Already Pretty ponders how to hem pants: for heels or flats? (Check out the Corporette guide to proper hem length, too.) Meanwhile, Capitol Hill Style advises how to maintain your haircalf shoes.
– You Look Fab wonders when you should shop in the plus-size department.
– Lisa at Privilege has some fantastic advice for how to cut back when your beloved glass of wine a night may have turned into a tumbler of wine.
– Business Week has a good round-up of networking no-nos.
– Ask a Manager has a great list of ways to know that you're the problem (not your job).
– Wired profiles an interesting new startup, Labdoor, that tries to assess the health claims of products (like vitamins, weight loss pills, and energy drinks) that aren't strictly regulated.
– Did you know that you can be charged a fee for using your credit card to buy things? Savvy Sugar investigates.
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JessC
I kind of love the list of networking no-nos (I was laughing pretty good at some of the example provided). Eventhough it’s directed at MBA students, the rules definitely apply to any students wishing to network and working professionals.
TO Lawyer
I was laughing too but is it a little sad that these tips need to be given to MBA students? Who presumably have already worked and have a degree???
Susan
Some of us cannot control AND enjoy our drinking. I hope that no one thinks that AA is not an option just because they don’t believe in God. Because that isn’t true.
LPC
Thank you Cat, as always I’m in such good company here. And Susan, I do understand that some people cannot control AND enjoy. My full support to those finding their way.