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The cultural traditions and unique experiences that help mold women of color can also be the fuel that powers their careers. Women from our Best...
Successful working moms of color from our winning companies share how their personal histories have impacted their careers—and the advice they give...
The 2013 Best Companies for Hourly Workers know that treating employees right is not only the right thing to do, it’s also good for business.
The Working Mother 100 Best Companies know what it takes to keep their employee moms productive and engaged both at work and at home.
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By Carol Evans
I recently gave a speech about my career. This was a new topic for me, as I usually speak about work life balance—sharing stories about my gallery of guilt, asking for help, co-parenting and housework, and just straight talk.
I ruminated on this topic a lot. Before I went to bed and when I woke up...
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Neither my husband nor I have had a single cold this winter. For some people, this might not seem like a big deal, but since our 7-year-old started preschool, I don’t remember either of us making it through this many months without a nasty, grumpy period of annoying congestion (I get the extreme...
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Dear No-Flex Boss,
It’s come to my attention that you’re not a fan of flexible work. From flex-time to work-from-home, it’s just not working for you. And I won’t even get you started on compressed workweeks or long-term career flexibility. I...
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Best foot forward. Best friends forever. All the best. Man’s best friend. You’re the best! Best in show. Best thing in the world. Live your best life. Father knows best. Best in class.
Being best means a lot to everyone. There is a quality to best-ness that we like. It isn’t boastful or arrogant....
Read More >>For the past several years, research has revealed—and we've heard anecdotally—that more and more working moms dream of working part-time. Now, new study results fly in the face of that trend.
The number of moms who prefer to work full-time has risen to 32 percent from just 20 percent five years ago...
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