Weekly News Update

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• The Atlantic asked if it's OK to wear leggings to work, and Corporette readers weighed in.
• Nature Human Behaviour discussed the science behind first impressions based on attire.
• ABA Journal explored how Elle Woods in Legally Blonde influenced a generation of women attorneys.
• Harvard Business Review studied the traits of workplace cultures for businesses that make “best places to work” lists.
• Slate responded to a reader's question about a coworker's preferred new name.
• Fortune posted links to panel discussions from their Most Powerful Women Next Gen Summit, including overcoming imposter syndrome and board memberships.
• NBC News shared that Congress has reached a deal for parental leave for federal employees.
• NPR reported that Finland's new leader, Sanna Marin, is now the world's youngest sitting prime minister at 34.
• Inked shared that a Maori broadcast journalist in New Zealand is making news for her traditional facial tattoos.
• Bustle announced that The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel on Amazon, recently nominated for an Emmy, will get another season.
• Laugh of the Week: McSweeney's shared the results of a not-so-diverse diversity analysis of a business.

On CorporetteMoms Recently…

• We asked readers, do you eat dinner with your children?
• Last week, we took a look in the CorporetteMoms time capsule.
• We offered some clothes for working moms, including some maternity basics and washable workwear.

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