Help A Bitch Out This HaBO is from Smiley, who is hoping to find this romance: I am desperately looking for a book that had these scenes. 1. The book is part of a series and contains characters from prior series. 2. The protagonist is a war veteran who returns home. 3. He becomes involved […]
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BRIAN KENNY: In her 2013 blog post titled, “Welcome to the Unicorn Club,” venture capitalist, Aileen Lee, coined a term that has come to define the benchmark for investors the world over. Unicorns, that is privately held startups that are valued at $1 billion or more, are more common today than they were in 2013
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CURT NICKISCH: Welcome to the HBR IdeaCast from Harvard Business Review. I’m Curt Nickisch. Being a manager can be a hard job. You’re distributing heavy workloads, delegating, shifting priorities, overseeing important tasks, and handling personalities and interpersonal tensions. You have to challenge your team, shield them and inspire them, no two days are the same.
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Product managers (PMs) at tech companies working on consumer-facing features face a series of challenging but crucial tasks: identifying the business problem a product will solve, defining the product requirements correctly, and settling on an optimal design before handing the project off to engineers to build. At each step in the process, PMs must ensure
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In a 2012 article in the New Yorker, Atul Gawande suggests that health care could benefit from the operational efficiency and management practices adopted by successful restaurant chains like the Cheesecake Factory. But given that the stakes are considerably higher in caring for patients than in serving the perfect burger or berry bliss cheesecake, there
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School-aged kids will learn how to create blackout poetry in this easy project. This basic technique can easily be used at home or in the classroom. Turn old book pages into poetry! Discovering Words for Blackout Poetry Blackout poetry is a fun art movement displaying how poetry is found everywhere. Artists repurpose book pages by
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Hide Your Wallet Welcome back, everyone! A petite, little release week for us. The rest of the month is also on par, with roughly 5-6 books we’re excited for each week until we close out October. I haven’t even started looking at my November releases yet! Which books are on your TBR pile? Let us
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AMY BERNSTEIN: Amy G, we’re about the 10th season of our podcast on October 21. AMY GALLO: Sort of can’t believe it. Ten seasons, it’s great. We’ve been hard at work putting together eight episodes that speak to both the practical and emotional sides of women’s experiences at work. AMY BERNSTEIN: Let’s tell our listeners
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Starling House Starling House by Alix E. Harrow is $2.99! Sarah and I mentioned this in Hide Your Wallet last October. I think I wound up grabbing it in audio, but am notoriously bad at whittling down my audiobook library. A grim and gothic new tale from New York Times bestselling author Alix E. Harrow about
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In June 2020, social media spending surged to 23% of marketing budgets when the pandemic forced consumers to stay home and marketers pivoted to digital channels for outreach. A new, heightened focus on social media accelerated the digitization of marketing so that by 2022, fully 57% of spending was dedicated to digital marketing. The recent adoption
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