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- Levo League tells you the dos and don'ts of Halloween for the office (which we've also talked about here). (Ladies, are you dressing up this year?)
- SheFinds breaks down “the jacket meter” for you, and tells you which jacket to wear for which temperature.
- Capitol Hill Style lists her top five dresses for every working woman.
- Slate had an interesting article about women breadwinners, with survey results from many couples where the woman makes more.
- The Harvard Business Review had an article I found helpful: personal branding for introverts.
- How do you recover from an “interview oops”? POPSUGAR Smart Living ponders.
- Bankers — The Careerist tells you you don't have to work so hard. Meanwhile, lawyers — are you bored at the office? Above the Law tells you seven ways to pass the time while working at a law firm.
- Do you use Chrome — and do you hate having your favorite shows spoiled just by browsing the Internet? Lifehacker tells you about a new Chrome plugin called “Unspoiler.”
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Susedna
I really like the “Discuss: The Incredible Shrinking Woman” post on Cap Hill Style today. Some very wise words about how we need to learn that we get what we ask for. And that it’s OK (and even salutary) to walk away from situations and people who won’t/can’t give you what you need.
Amy
The coat post recommended, across the board, 1-2 layers heavier than I would actually wear at the temperatures they named. I don’t wear a coat until it gets below about 50, and I wouldn’t wear a peacoat, of any length, unless it was in the 30s. I think this varies so much from person to person depending on personal comfort that no suggestion could possibly apply universally.
M-C
I understand that Capitol Hill Style isn’t just a staunch Republican, but a lobbyist for the NRA as well. Is this the kind of blog you want to support with your circulation??
NewLaw
Are you seriously suggesting that Kat shouldn’t use her fashion blog cite to another fashion blog regarding a fashion issue because (heaven forbid!) its author holds political views that you personally disagree with?
Tara B.
Which has NOTHING to do with fashion? Yes. I also question supporting someone who frequently uses her blog to preach her political views.
Anonymous
Another big agree-with the questionable nature of supporting it. Oy vey.
mascot
FWIW, CapHillStyle’s author no longer works for the NRA. She wrote in a recent post that she now has her own freelance business. Would you similarly outraged about bloggers employed or working for other powerful influences – big tobacco, pharma, unions, oil banking, etc?