It is well known in the sex research arena that the more educated a woman is the more often she will receive oral sex.
I have always wondered if this is true for salary as well. For example, if your salary goes up by $50,000, how much more likely are you to receive oral sex?
I cannot [...]
Browsing category "Women"High-income women get more oral sex. Maybe.
January 6th, 2009
What women can do when they're young to be happy later on
Posted to: Fulfillment | Women
November 18th, 2008
New evidence from famed happiness researcher Richard Easterlin shows that women are happier than men in early adulthood, but at age 41, this switches, and men are happier later in life. Easterlin says this gap comes from frustration over an inability to get married. Because most people want to be married, and if you want [...] You should make Sarah Palin your mentor
October 6th, 2008
Is no one going to say that Sarah Palin rocked the vice presidential debate? Who is so arrogant to think that they could do better with just five weeks' preparation? I hope I get to travel on Sarah Palin's plane
Posted to: Leadership | Women
September 5th, 2008
I wish I didn't love watching Sarah Palin's speech at the Republican convention so much. I love her hair. I love her outfit. I love that she is a great speaker even without a lot of time to train for the convention. I love her sort-of-Wisconsin accent that I sort-of hear myself getting the longer [...] Palin's children should take priority over being Vice President
September 4th, 2008
Okay. Look. I wasn't going to tell you what I think of Sarah Palin, but so many people are asking, so fine. Here it is. She is nuts. And the Republicans are nuts for putting her on a ticket. She has a five-month-old kid with Down's Syndrome. Girl's guide to getting the guy at work
Posted to: Women
April 22nd, 2008
We all know that the workplace is a minefield for sexual tension. Where else do you lock up people of the opposite sex for eight hours a day, and tell them to talk with each other but not touch? It is unnatural, and ever since men let women into the workplace, we have been adjusting. Advice from the top: Marry a stay-at-home spouse or buy the equivalent.
April 10th, 2008
I just hired someone to take care of my house for $50,000 a year: A house manager. This is in addition to the full-time nanny I have. And the cleaning service. And the assistant I have at work. Thank You (Sort of) to the Guy Who Hacked My Blog
March 17th, 2008
I was thinking about blogging about job hunts today. Or managing up. Or one of the hundred or so topics that are always safe to go to if you blog about careers. But I decided that I can’t ignore the fact that someone hacked into my RSS feed and put a bazillion porn links at [...] Effective ways to wrestle your biological clock
Posted to: Women
March 2nd, 2008
Two days ago, I called my friend to cut a deal. I needed to make a partnership fast, and we have been doing business together for years. I knew she could push something through her company that would make me look good. The part of postpartum depression that no one talks about
Posted to: Women
February 13th, 2008
In the past few years, postpartum depression has had a lot of press. Brooke Shields had it, Marie Osmond had it. Tom Cruise denied it exists. All good for raising awareness. Now we all know it exists, and maybe some of us know the warning signs. But no one talks about this: What if you [...] Barack Obama, the female vote, and why this matters at work
February 4th, 2008
Did you see the rally for Obama in Los Angeles last Sunday? It rocked my world: Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, and California First Lady Maria Shriver talking to a packed stadium at UCLA. (Watch the video here.) Quit work for a while to have kids. Your career will be just fine
January 28th, 2008
It's a myth that time away from the workforce will undermine your career. This myth is based on outdated ideas of the workplace. And it's an important myth to bust, because in today's post-feminist workplace, the majority of women say that given a choice, they would not choose full-time work when their kids are young. Obama’s victory in Iowa sheds light on today's workplace
Posted to: Entrepreneurship | Women
January 4th, 2008
My brother just started school at the University of Iowa, and this was his first caucus. He describes a room totally crammed full of young people: "It was basically all the students caucusing for Obama and the adults dispersing among the other candidates." Business schools shift to accommodate the biological clock
September 26th, 2007
Harvard just announced that it will change the timeline of business school enrollment as a way to attract "a wider range of applicants" Read: Women. Right now women start businesses at two times the rate of men and women do better in school than men do, but women make up less than one-third of the [...] Interview with Sallie Krawcheck, CEO of Citigroup’s Global Wealth Management
September 21st, 2007
I loved listeing to this interview with Sallie Krawcheck so much. I have been following Sallie's career for years, and I had no idea I was going to see her in person until I showed up for the Forbes Executive Women's Forum for a speaking engagement, and there she was, speaking right before I did. [...] Try this: Don't ask for what you want when you negotiate
August 27th, 2007
When I founded my first company I didn't have time to find someone to date, but I knew that I wanted to get married. So I followed all the advice I had read about how you should tell people what you want in order to get what you want. I started telling everyone that I [...] Yahoo column: The new girls' guide to workplace success
Posted to: Women
August 2nd, 2007
There's been a lot of media focus on how the workplace has changed since Generation Y came on the scene. But what about Gen Y women? Three job hunt questions I get asked a lot
June 27th, 2007
Is it okay to look for a new job while I'm at my current job? New agenda for workplace activism: Keep marriages together
May 14th, 2007
The topic of should women work or should they stay home is a baby boomer fetish topic, with Leslie Bennetts being the current poster girl. Forget about the wage gap. What about the Web 2.0 gap?
Posted to: Women
May 1st, 2007
There is a media feeding frenzy over the last study released from the American Association of University Women Educational Foundation about the wage gap: All hands on deck! Women don't make as much as men do! There is a lot of hoop-la about this study, which says that the wage gap happens immediately upon entry [...] |
PMS & startup stress converge on my face. $60 topical treatment sale. But here's what worked: A little dab of toothpaste on each zit. 23 hrs ago
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