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Bouncing Back

  • Earn an income, reduce expenses or access health insurance
  • Build out your resume, but with less concern about income
  • Create a strong professional network

Earn an income, reduce expenses or access health insurance

CNBC’s “College Voices 2020” features the story of Precious Hardy, a third-year psychology doctoral student at the University of Missouri at Columbia, who always planned

Breaking Bad Work Habits

  1. Complaining and gossiping. Building a friendly rapport with your colleagues and clients is important, but relationships that are primarily based on this type of conversation don’t always endure.
  2. Oversharing or undersharing. If you rarely talk to your co-workers and never share anything personal, it can be tough to create camaraderie and trust. Talk about your weekend – and ask them about theirs.
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