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Volume 22 No. 19
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May 8, 2015
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money can be a tough issue with elderly parents
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Many people find it difficult to engage their elderly parents in a frank discussion about their finances. "But glossing over the details when everyone is still healthy and fiscally sound can lead to a much more difficult conversation later -- after a crisis hits," writes Kimberly Palmer. U.S. News & World Report (8/20)
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building a wardrobe for your next job
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| Your attire isn't everything, but dressing one step above your current position is tried and true advice, Bernard Marr writes. To build the right wardrobe, spring for fewer, better-fitting and complImentary clothes of the highest quality you can afford, Marr suggests. LinkedIn (8/18) |
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the doS AND DON'TS of preparing for a meeting
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Your behavior in meetings affects how you're perceived by colleagues, so it's critical to prepare carefully, writes Lisa Quast, author of "Your Career, Your Way." Get to the meeting area on time, and read the agenda ahead of time so you're ready to contribute. "How you behave during meetings can have a positive or negative impact on your career -- the choice is yours to either earn respect and gain opportunities, or lose respect and lose opportunities," Quast writes. Forbes (8/18)
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happy mother's day - may 10th
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Here is a list of resources for Women in Business:
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Long lives, enjoyment keep older workers on the job
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justice department to hold health care execs accountable in fraud cases
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The Justice Department's increased effort to fight health care fraud could mean an increased prosecution of executives in health care organizations, said law firm Arent Fox. Corporations may be required to assist the department in prosecuting executives prior to agreeing to avoid prosecution or defer prosecution of the entire corporation, the alert said. FierceHealthcare (10/2)
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