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  • Hive investigated if what we wear to work can affect our productivity.
  • Harper's Bazaar offered workwear inspiration for 2020.
  • People shared that Amazon has launched “Amazon Fashion,” a new storefront that includes work-appropriate clothing and accessories.
  • Fast Company suggested 7 presentation techniques to help at a job interview.
  • NonProfit PRO asked why more women aren't leading nonprofit organizations.
  • New York Law Journal shared what BigLaw firms could do to help female employees succeed.
  • The Washington Post discussed the fine line women leaders must walk when it comes to using humor.
  • The Washington Post also questioned why, when so many mall stores are failing, Bath & Body Works continues to thrive.
  • NPR reported that Virginia has voted to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment — and what that means for the rest of the country.
  • NPR also provided the New York Public Library's most popular books of all time. 
  • CNBC shared what it was like for Harvard Law's first deaf and blind student to navigate her experiences in higher education.
  • Your SCOTUS Laugh of the Week: CNN shared the Chief Justice John Roberts used “OK, Boomer” as an example of potential ageism — and people actually laughed in the court room.
  • Laugh of the Week: McSweeney's shared some of the lies your yoga pants could be telling you.

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    1. That’s so funny, I was just getting my hair cut the other day and I mentioned to my stylist how much I loved my Revlon volumizer, and she was like “Those things have been around since the 70s!”

      Truly, it is the only way I can make my hair straight by myself. I have incredibly thick curly hair, so I don’t have the strength or dexterity to blow out my hair the normal way. I love it so much. I used to have to pay my stylist $65 for a blowout any time I wanted to look fancy.

      The only caveat is that I do have to dry my hair like 80% dry with a regular blow dryer first because the Revlon isn’t powerful enough to completely dry my VERY thick hair on its own.

  1. Kat, you should listen to this! This webcast from LAW.COM is great and talks all about how women have to deal with opportunities for advancement in BIGLAW, and why we, as women, have to deal with the gender gap and be strong to be successful in the private law firm market. I encourage the ENTIRE hive to read this podcast, from the NY Law Journal. Or, if you have an iphone, you can listen to it on Apple Podcasts, FREE! I love the INTERNET! YAY!!!

    https://www.law.com/newyorklawjournal/2020/01/10/tear-down-the-window-dressing-big-law-policies-that-actually-support-women/?kw=Tear%20Down%20the%20Window-Dressing:%20Big%20Law%20Policies%20That%20Actually%20Support%20Women&utm_source=email&utm_medium=enl&utm_campaign=careerbuzz&utm_content=20200115&utm_term=nylj&slreturn=20200018084719

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