Weekly News Update
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– Refinery29 rounds up three ways to style wet hair that actually are kind of cute. Meanwhile, Design*Sponge collects some gorgeous art scarves.
– If you haven't seen it on Facebook already, UniteWomen.org pulled out a great quote by Hilary Clinton rebuffing an interviewer from Kyrgyzstan attempt to ask her about her favorite designers, responding, “Would you ask a man that question?” Boston Review links back to the original interview on State.gov.
– Marie Claire has an “Alpha Girl Cheat Sheet” with some advice on navigating tricky situations.
– The Careerist reports on the BigLaw interview process.
– The WSJ advises how to handle a “screamer” for a boss. (Yep. Had my share of those.) Savvy Sugar recommends how to have a work/life balance.
– ProBlogger suggests three exercises to do at your desk to “avoid becoming chair shaped.”
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Love styling my hair wet. I know its frowned upon. But I do it whenever I can get away with it.
You THINK you get away with it. People notice and they judge you for it.
I often style my hair wet. Judge away. If I wear it curly, it has to air dry naturally and that takes hours. I’m not getting up at 4 just to have bone dry hair when I get to the office.
Oh, people have their pick of things to judge me for. Styling my hair when wet is really not up there on the list. :) Besides, I judge people who judge people on their hair.
Checked out the Hillary Clinton link. It’s true, that would probably never be asked of a man in the same position. It’s a rather stereotypical question especially given the context of the interview.
that question and answer was taken out of context, though. If you read the entire interview, it was a cheeky fun questions and her answer produced laughter.