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The Stateflipped into Updates from The StateThe feds arrested, ‘humiliated’ a Richland man at work. He’s innocent and now he’s suing
It looked like a perfect arrest — a federal and West Columbia drug task force team swooped in and arrested Bryan M. Wilson at his workplace, charged …
Kenneth Gentryflipped into Mental HealthMore adults are being diagnosed as neurodivergent—here's how employers can help in the workplace
There has been a rise in the number of people diagnosed with "neurodivergence" in adulthood over the past decade. This trend has been noted both …
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The next time you're planning a major launch, remember CBS's epic Billy Joel concert fail--and do this instead. Sing us a song, piano man ... uh, please? Imagine the following scene: You're a huge Billy Joel fan, and you've been enjoying an amazing concert on television--Joel's 100th show at New York …
The Globe and Mailflipped into Canadian PoliticsFederal budget to include tax hikes for wealthiest Canadians, some corporations
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People Who Excel at Starting a Conversation Always Lead With This, Says Stanford Communications Expert
Matt Abrahams, host of podcast 'Think Fast, Talk Smart,' has some advice. How good are you at starting conversations with strangers? For most of us, it's an uncomfortable moment. We hate the prospect of making small talk. But we can do it more effectively if we lead with curiosity, says Stanford …
