Monday, November 28, 2011

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More (f)or less, being overworked, underdpaid isn't uncommon

Stand firm and don't tremble if you have ambitions of climbing the corporate ladder

Remarkable Woman: Ilana Rovner Remarkable Woman: Ilana Rovner

Life's journey has left judge rich with love and memories

Photos: 40th Gazebo Holiday Market benefits women and children Candid Candace: 40th Gazebo Holiday Market

This festive affair offered an exclusive first look at holiday gifts, jewelry, home decor and more at the annual market that benefits projects focusing on at-risk families.

Chicago's words of the year Chicago's words of the year

From food trucks to Theo to Rahmfather, we've had a busy, buzzword-laden 2011.

10 ways to stay safe while shopping online 10 ways to stay safe while shopping online

Wield that smartphone carefully, and don't click on embedded links

Is it OK to say 'because I said so'? Is it OK to say 'because I said so'?

Your spouse uses "Because I said so" a lot. You bristle. Is that a valid approach?

Too-friendly boss needs leadership rehab Too-friendly boss needs leadership rehab

In order to gain her employees' respect, this supervisor needs to work on building 'management presence'

What would you do for $20? What would you do for $20?

Social experiment: What happens when two friends hide free cash around Boston each day, then blast its location?

Giving by the ages Giving by the ages

A guide to gift giving — and getting — based on your child's age

Keeping it merry for dogs and cats Keeping it merry for dogs and cats

Poinsettias are the one holiday item that most often gets a bad rap for being dangerous to pets.

Are job requirements a bit too narrow? Are job requirements a bit too narrow?

Business surveys increasingly note that employers have job openings they can't fill.


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