Plus what you need to know about 'trip stacking' vacations
Ever started a new job only to receive a better offer or be seized by the feeling that the role isn't the right fit after all? This can be quite a conundrum for people who are aware that too many short stints at different companies can look bad to prospective future employers. So how soon is too soon to leave a job? We asked the experts when it's acceptable – and how to spin it to your advantage. Janie |
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With COVID outbreaks continuing to disrupt vacation plans, one niche travel practice has gotten more popular: trip stacking, the strategy of making reservations for multiple vacations over the same time frame so that, if something ruins your primary travel plans, you have backup options already in place. But before you plot out a few possibilities for your next days off, here are some things to keep in mind: |
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The actual experiences and skills that you share in a job interview will help you stand out. But how you end the interview can leave a truly critical last impression. "I have seen a good interview get docked a little bit because of how badly the end went," HR exec Daniel Space told HuffPost. "I have seen 'medium' interviews go really, really well if a candidate can make a last attempt [to stand out at the end]." As the clock winds down to the end of an interview, here's what you need to remember to do: |
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For most people, hair grows about a half inch each month, the exact rate of which is determined by everything from age, sex, hormones and health. The longer hair spends in the anagen phase of the growth cycle — which is mostly genetically determined — the longer hair grows. Between supplements, topicals, fancy tools and in-office procedures, here's what actually works to grow hair. |
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