During the pandemic, Starbucks increased wages and expanded backup childcare and mental healthcare benefits for workers.

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1. Stick to a schedule.

Last year's triple whammy of disease, economic turmoil and social strife dealt most workplaces some heavy blows, but there were a few interesting positive changes as well according to a new survey.

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"Some of my clients have even gotten responses in less than 24 hours after reaching out."

"Eight months into my new role, I still have not stood in the same space as a single one of our board members, investors, executives, prospects, clients or employees."

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Losing a dream job is a significant loss. Allow yourself to feel your way through all the stages of grief: bargaining, denial, anger, and anxiety.

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