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You might have said some pretty terrible things about particular hiring managers in the past, but in many cases, those in charge of HR duties are frustrated by the annoying antics of applicants in the dark. You might be qualified for the job, but your chances for getting it will be better if you avoid doing these 10 things hiring managers hate about you.
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Whenever I get a hold of international currency, it feels like there's something special about it. It's fun to inspect money that's different from what I'm used to, notice all of the symbols and appreciate the colors. Not to knock the classic money green that covers the US dollar, but what would the dollar look like if you could do a redesign?
Women aren't paid equally in the workplace just yet, but some positions bode better than others when it comes to making money. Using the US Department of Labor Women's Bureau 2008 analysis, Forbes ranked women's median weekly earnings to come up with the highest-paying jobs for women. The job that turned up as number one surprised the Forbes team; they didn't expect women pharmacists to top the list. See the 10 highest-paying jobs below.
Computer Scientists and System Analysts: Women's median yearly earnings: $56,264; percentage of men's earnings: 83.7 percent.
Speech-language Pathologists: Women's median yearly earnings: $58,448; percentage of men's earnings: 100 percent.
Human Resource Managers: Women's median yearly earnings: $59,124; percentage of men's earnings: 67.9 percent.
Management Analysts: Women's median yearly earnings: $59,228; percentage of men's earnings: 78 percent.
Physicians and Surgeons: Women's median yearly earnings: $63,960; percentage of men's earnings: 59.1 percent.
Michael Jackson was talented. Michael Jackson was one of a kind. One thing Michael Jackson was not, is subtle. Much of the legend's life was over the top. So while reckless spending led to an unimaginable amount of debt when he died, Jackson was able to keep up his life as he liked it for so long because of these smart moves that earned him serious bank.
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Scaling back is the road most taken during this weak economy. While we're reconsidering the way we spend our salaries, retailers are looking to downsize through the variety of brands stocked on their shelves.
According to The Wall Street Journal, supermarkets, drugstores and discount retailers are making the move "to cater to budget-conscious shoppers who want to simplify shopping trips and stick to familiar products." The makeovers includes reductions like Walgreen's cutting the types of superglues it carries to 11 from 25, and Wal-Mart halving the number of microwaveable popcorn brands.
All of this cutting back could be seen as a positive change for shoppers who feel overwhelmed and bombarded by too many choices. For others, it could mean settling for less than their favorite brands or having to shop elsewhere to find them.
Whenever I get a hold of international currency, it feels like there's something special about it. It's fun to inspect money that's different from what I'm used to, notice all of the symbols and appreciate the colors. Not to knock the classic money green that covers the US dollar, but what would the dollar look like if you could do a redesign?
Scaling back is the road most taken during this weak economy. While we're reconsidering the way we spend our salaries, retailers are looking to downsize through the variety of brands stocked on their shelves. 
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