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Graduation…
Still looking for your first “real” job? Sheryl Sandberg and other big business experts have tons of practical advice for those just joining the workforce, including tips on making your resume stand out and how to do the tough task of negotiating your salary.
Bill Gates’ Summer Pick…
The Microsoft founder recommends this for your summer reading list, describing it on his blog as “a thought-provoking look at a topic that’s top of mind for a lot of people right now. Although I don’t agree with [Paul Collier] about everything — I think his analysis of the problem is better than his proposed solutions — his background as a development economist gives him a smart perspective on where capitalism is headed.”
Graduation…
It’s time to start thinking a little harder about your finances, and there’s no better place to start than checking out other people’s incomes and habits. “Money Diaries” will provide you with some much-needed perspective.
World Cup…
A high-performing team with a shared goal wins on the field and in business. World Cup and Olympic champ Kristine Lilly delivers the key tactics to motivating, empowering, and transforming the teams in your organization into superstars.
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