Weekly News Update

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– SheFinds is excited about the new $7 tool from Sephora that will “change your life” (ok, your home manicures).
– YouLookFab (which recently had a site redesign) lists the different “sit down checks” you need to do for clothing items. (Along those same lines: the Corporette mirror test for interviewing.)
– Vivia Chen at The Careerist examines how to find a career coach.
– Ask a Manager (via US News) looks at the red flags on your resume, and Lifehacker ponders whether the cover letter is useful anymore.
– The Little Pink Book advises how to avoid a layoff after a company merger.
– AOL Jobs lists five ways that school is different than work, particularly for women.
– Business Insider has an interesting slideshow of tips on how to read people. Meanwhile, PopSugar Living has tips on how to destress during the workday.
– So interesting: The WSJ's Juggle has an economist tell you how to space out your kids if you want to stay home with them.
– Put down whatever you're drinking or eating — Buzzfeed has a new hilarious roundup of the 30 most hilarious autocorrect struggles ever. I think my favorite is #24. (Also on Buzzfeed: a kind of amusing roundup of absurdist #safetytipsforladies. Example: “Learn to clone dinosaurs so you can ride a T-rex everywhere you go.”)

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