6 signs of a toxic job you can spot during your interview

If you’re starting to plan spring travel (or that ski vacation you want to take this winter), don’t click for tickets until you’ve checked out reporter Caroline Bologna’s list of mistakes people make when booking travel through third-party websites. Sites like Expedia and Booking.com can make the planning process feel seamless and convenient, but there are some potential drawbacks that are important to understand before you buy.

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Take Back Your Life

Being in a toxic work environment is the top reason people say they’re quitting their jobs during the pandemic, new research shows. For the sake of your well-being, a toxic job should be avoided at all costs. Sometimes you may not realize that the role you were excited about is actually a big mistake until after you get hired. But often you can pick up on red flags during the job interview. Here’s what to watch out for:

Deal With It

Knowing how to say a colleague’s name correctly is more than a common courtesy: It’s the most basic form of respect. Getting it right can also be critical to helping counteract the negative effects of name bias and discrimination in the workplace. That’s why it’s so important to show respect to your colleagues and to avoid the pitfalls people make when they don’t know how to say a name. Here are the most common mistakes:

Pro Tip:

Valentine’s Day is coming up, and if you share an Amazon account with your love, you might be fretting over how you’ll sneak a surprise gift purchase past them. Worry not! Here’s how to delete your Amazon orders and hide your Amazon browsing history.

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