Career advice
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How I Mental Health by Sharon Miller
The President of Small Business at Bank of America integrates wellness into her life—and that carries through into her work helping entrepreneurs.
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Small Business Spotlight: Authenticity and Inclusion With Melanated Beauty Spa
When Maghan Morin found an old college business plan she'd written, she was inspired to create a beauty spa specifically tailored to women of color. Now it's thriving, with the help of Bank of America.
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Give Mom What She Really Wants This Year: Equal Pay
Moms have faced some of the biggest setbacks since the pandemic started. So this year, don’t just say it with flowers—say it with phone calls to your Senators and your HR department.
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Red Means Stop But I Forgot That
Novelist Carola Lovering on the car accident that made her rethink the motherhood/work/life juggle.
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This Mutual Fund Firm Is Helping to Create a More Sustainable Future
Amy Domini and her firm, Domini Impact Investments LLC, are inspiring a greater and greener world—one investor at a time.
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This Mutual Fund Firm Is Helping to Create a More Sustainable Future
Amy Domini and her firm, Domini Impact Investments LLC, are inspiring a greater and greener world—one investor at a time.
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Amy Schneider on Her Next Chapter: “You Haven’t Seen the Last of Me”
The 'Jeopardy!' champ is ready to embrace her new life as a public figure.
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So Your Company Is Diverse, Now What?
Morgan DeBaun, CEO and co-founder of Blavity, shares her best advice for running a multicultural company.
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Most Women Don't Participate Equally in Financial Planning According to New Study—and It's Hurting Gender Equality
New research reveals that nearly half of married women still defer big financial decisions to their partner. Here’s why that needs to change.
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The Competition for Creators
Creators hold more power than ever—and companies are taking stock.
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Why I Went All-In on My Business
Girls can't be what they can't see.
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Power Women Talk Building Upon Their Pandemic Success
"The New Normal" left some brands stronger than ever. We asked then what lies ahead.
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Business Leaders Talk Finding Your Forward
Surmounting obstacles is just what these female founders do.
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Don't Stress! You Can Get in Good Shape Money-wise
Yes, maybe you eat paleo and have mastered crow pose, but do you practice financial wellness?
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The Book Club Revolution
Lots of women are voracious readers. Other women are capitalizing on that.
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The Future of Women and Work
The pandemic has completely upended how we do our jobs. This is Marie Claire's guide to navigating your career in a COVID-19 world.
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Black-Owned Coworking Spaces Are Providing a Safe Haven for POC
For people of color, many of whom prefer to WFH, inclusive coworking spaces don't just offer a place to work—they cultivate community.
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Your (Not So Official) Guide to Returning to the Office
Allow us to help you you figure out work attire, meetings, and how to get through a conversation with that guy from marketing without letting on that you forgot his name (I want to say it’s...“Rod”? “Rob?” “Rorb?” It’ll come to me eventually.)
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What Travel Exec Ruzwana Bashir Wears to Work
The founder and CEO of experiences booking website Peek.com has the chic casual look on lock.
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How to Get a New Job in a Virtual World
Your Zoom game has never been stronger.
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5 Women Journalists Reflect on Covering 9/11
Twenty years ago, these women told the stories of leaders, first responders, witnesses, and victims. Today, they tell their own.
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Inside the 'USA Today' Newsroom During 9/11
Susan Miller, then the news copy desk chief, watched smoke billow past her office windows. She decided to keep working anyway.
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Sonya Ross Reported From Air Force One on 9/11
The former AP White House reporter was one of five journalists selected for the "nuclear bunker pool" that traveled with President George W. Bush aboard Air Force One.
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Gulnara Samoilova Captured 9/11 on Her Camera
A seasoned photojournalist, Samoilova's instincts were to run towards the scene. Looking back 20 years later, she might not have made the same decision.
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1 Writer, 36 Hours, 100+ Reporters
Nancy Gibbs reflects on writing the cover story for the black-bordered special issue many people still have saved today.
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Ann Curry on Reporting in the Aftermath of 9/11
The former NBC News correspondent spent years reporting on human suffering. September 11, 2001 was unlike anything she had covered before.
