How to establish healthy boundaries with the boss | Is "grit" more important than talent? | Break these speech habits
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March 6, 2017
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Getting Ahead
How to establish healthy boundaries with the boss
The rapport you have with your boss can become suffocating if the relationship becomes too personal, experts say. The best way to prevent this scenario is to state firmly your discomfort when a conversation becomes unprofessional.
Fast Company online (3/3) 
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Is "grit" more important than talent?
The ability to persevere may have more to do with career success than innate talent or intelligence, Lisa Quast writes. She cites research finding that high IQ scores and degrees from prestigious colleges are not the best indicators of career success.
Forbes (3/6) 
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Making the Connection
Break these speech habits
Superlatives such as "awesome" or "the best" don't convey the confidence or specificity you think they do, writes Judith Humphrey, founder of a leadership communications company. Similarly, repeating empty words or referencing earlier statements can erode confidence with your target audience.
Fast Company online (3/1) 
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The Landscape
Geisinger to hire 2,000 more employees, including nurses
Pennsylvania-based Geisinger Health System said it will hire 2,000 employees, including nurses, beyond the 2,000 hired six months ago. Jobs will be open in Danville, Shamokin, Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Lewistown, State College and Harrisburg, and officials say the hiring process could take a year.
WNEP-TV (Moosic, Pa.) (3/1),  WJAC-TV (Johnstown, Pa.)/The Associated Press (3/2) 
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Your Next Challenge
Your resume should borrow keywords from job listings
Note the keywords in job listings in order to customize your resume, writes Chrissy Scivicque. Adjust the wording in your bullet points to reflect the job requirements and keywords from the listing.
U.S. News & World Report (3/3) 
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Most Read
The Water Cooler
Little Golden Books changed how children read books
Little Golden Books, celebrating its 75th anniversary this year, makes reading more accessible to children through the books' inexpensive cost and bright, golden spines. "When I think of these famous Little Golden Books -- like "Tawny Scrawny Lion," "Scuffy the Tugboat," "The Shy Little Kitten" -- these books have a wit to them, a slyness that I think was very rare at the time," says Diane Muldrow, who works at the imprint today.
National Public Radio (2/25),  SmithsonianMag.com (2/28) 
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