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The perennial question on everyone's lips: How to get and keep clients? We've heard from plenty of business development experts over the years, but not nearly enough from partners at major firms
Originally Published: The Careerist
Last week, I criticized CEO Marissa Mayer's draconian ban against working from home for all Yahoo! Inc. employees. As someone who has personally fought this battle, I am absolutely convinced that hav
Just how far can employers go in acting against workers based on professional image alone? Legal issues related to employee lifestyle are rapidly changing
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
Oh, this is serious. The Financial Times' Lucy Kellaway points out a truly distressing phenomenon: People don't laugh at women's jokes. In fact, she says, "nearly 80 percent of women's jokes in board
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If you're trying to develop clients, don't be your own worst enemy. Guest blogger K.C. Victor writes about rainmaking
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