Career & Money

More Men Work Overtime Due To Job Pressure
by eNotAlone.com
A new Dutch study has found that many men these days are pressured to work up to 40 hours - often unpaid - per week in order to stay competitive in today's environment. The latest research has revealed that women face the same pressures as men

French Couturier Christian Lacroix Goes Bankrupt
by eNotAlone.com
The famous French fashion house of Christian Lacroix announced this week that it files for voluntary bankruptcy in order to protect the company from creditors. Recession and the current financial crisis are being blamed for the one of France's biggest

Career: Brain VS Attractiveness
by eNotAlone.com
When it comes to career success it is a person's brain and not the appearance that matters the most, claims a new research by the University of Florida. According to the findings, individuals with intelligence earn much more in their lifetime compared

Job Loss Can Make You Sick
by eNotAlone.com
Losing a job can lead not just to financial problems but to health-related problems as well, such as hypertension, arthritis, diabetes heart attack and stroke, reports a large U.S. study from the Harvard School of Public Health.

People With Money Live Longer
by eNotAlone.com
A new study from Britain has disclosed that individuals with more money and a better education are less likely to suffer from depression and long-term ailments and have overall better health in old age, compared to those who are poorer

Do Not Go To Work Feeling Sick - It Is Risky For Your Health
by eNotAlone.com
People who repeatedly go to work when feeling down with the flu and ill, in general, expose themselves to the risk of poor health in the long run, suggests a new research by Danish investigators.

Choosing The Right Perfume For A Job Interview
by eNotAlone.com
Many women and men who are applying for a job always try to do their best when it comes to choosing the right clothing in order to show their confidence and professionalism. However, when it comes to choosing the fragrance, the majority consider it

In-Store Beauty Demos Leave Customers Happy
by eNotAlone.com
Cosmetic Promotions, a National marketing and promotion company, Goldenrod, Fla., has completed its consumer response survey on in-store demonstration of beauty products. The survey was carried out for 6 months, during a series of events at various retail

Cosmetic Surgery - A Solution To Get A Job?
by eNotAlone.com
In the current state of crisis in economy and global recession, people tend to believe that appearance and good looks strongly influence the hiring and firing policy at workplace. They are confident that investing in cosmetic surgery in order to improve

Media Advertising Still Works For Consumers
by eNotAlone.com
During the time of worst economic recession since 1930s, a study by market researcher Yankelovich and the Television Bureau of Advertising, found that media advertising still has an influence on how the consumers spend their money.

Unemployment To Blame For 'Unaffordable' Mortgage
by eNotAlone.com
Boston Federal Reserve Economists have found that it is unemployment and not high interest rates, that is to blame for missed mortgage payments. The economists took a critical look at the nation's foreclosure problem, and found evidence that directly

Inappropriate And Seductive Behavior Hurt Morale And Productivity
by eNotAlone.com
Inappropriate behavior at work, such as using dirty jokes, propositions, innuendos and flirting, which can be harmless and non-harassing, makes businesses less efficient and hurts morale for all, suggests a new research by Canadian experts.

Work Promotion Is Actually Bad For Health
by eNotAlone.com
Promotion at work can be good for the pocket, but can be very risky for a person's mental health, according to British economics and psychology researchers from the University of Warwick in Coventry.

Extreme Weight Limits Career Opportunities For Women
by eNotAlone.com
It is much harder for women with extreme weight to get promoted to the top levels of management, than it is for overweight men, according to U.S experts of Michigan State University.

Economic Crisis Affects Our Health
by eNotAlone.com
There is nothing else but economy that preoccupies the minds of Americans at present times of economic stress and recession. The negative statistics on unemployment, tanking investments, housing costs and consumer confidence keep coming and coming

YouTube And Facebook At Workplace Boost Productivity
by eNotAlone.com
Employees who surf the Internet during business hours on a regular basis, actually appear to be more productive than their counterparts who do not, claims a new study by the University of Melbourne.

Internet Ads Are Less Effective Than Magazine And TV Ads
by eNotAlone.com
McPheters & Company, in collaboration with Condé Nast and CBS Vision, conducted an advertising study according to which magazine and TV ads are much more effective than Internet ads.

Summer Employment Turns Down Suicidal Thoughts In Teens
by eNotAlone.com
There is a new evidence that summer jobs for teenagers appear to be much more than just a way to make some extra money. A new study from the University of Iowa has found that summer jobs can significantly reduce suicidal attempts in at-risk teens

Honest And Kind People Make Better Business Careers
by eNotAlone.com
When it comes to making a good career in the business world, being honest and getting along with colleagues gives a person a solid competitive advantage, claims a new research.

The American Dream And Economic Crisis
by eNotAlone.com
The new MetLife Study of the American Dream found that 50 per cent of the population in the United States are presently just two paychecks away from not being able to meet their both ends meet in case of losing a job.