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When crafting a B2B sales job description, focus on clarity and relevance. Start by outlining the role’s purpose and key responsibilities, like managing complex deals and engaging with decision-makers. Include necessary qualifications and performance indicators to set clear expectations. Don’t forget to highlight your company values and career progression opportunities. Ensuring inclusivity in your language can attract a diverse talent pool. What else should you consider to make your job description stand out? Key Takeaways A B2B sales job description should include an overview of key responsibilities, such as lead generation and managing client relationships. Compensation details, including base salary,…

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If you’re looking to expand your corporation into a new state, there are specific steps you need to follow to guarantee compliance and maintain good standing. Start by researching the target state’s registration requirements and filing the necessary documents. You’ll additionally need to manage ongoing reports and taxes unique to that state. Comprehending these elements is essential, as they can greatly impact your operations. So, what comes next in this process? Key Takeaways Research the new state’s registration rules and compliance requirements on the Secretary of State’s website. File a Certificate of Authority or Foreign Qualification to legally operate in…

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This article is republished with permission from Laser Wars, a newsletter about military laser weapons and other futuristic defense technology. Every conflict gets the legend it deserves. The French-born pirate Jean Lafitte became a “battlefield hero” while fighting for the United States during the Battle of New Orleans in the War of 1812. The beloved American TV host Fred Rogers was allegedly a deadly sniper during the Vietnam War. And amid the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, a single Ukrainian MiG-29 Fulcrum fighter pilot known as “the Ghost of Kyiv” purportedly became the first air combat ace over European soil since World War II. Romania’s…

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The brand name behind recent showstopping fashion moments isn’t quite as delicate as their romantic and otherworldly looks. When asked what an ethereal Zendaya was wearing for The Odyssey‘s premiere in New York, her stylist, Law Roach, responded: “Fecal Matter.”Zendaya’s angelic strapless gown with feathered white wings was the work of Matières Fécales—yes, in English, Fecal Matter—the Paris-based, high-end fashion house founded in Montreal over a decade ago that’s, seemingly suddenly, everywhere. Why Matières Fécales is called . . . that The design duo behind Matières Fécales, Steven Raj Bhaskaran and Hannah Rose Dalton, have aimed to subvert beauty with…

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We’ve got a new vision for the next great piece of AI hardware—and it (allegedly) is going to look a lot like a donut. Details about OpenAI’s first piece of hardware, designed by Jony Ive’s LoveFrom studio, are emerging. According to Bloomberg, the device will be a smart speaker with no display. It will be shaped like a donut roughly the size of a hockey puck. It’s battery powered, small enough to carry around your home with one hand, and made of high-quality metal. It’s loaded with speaker grills, microphones, lights, and a camera system that watches your environment and…

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If you want to sound confident, avoid expressions that broadcast your insecurity. Eliminate the following words and expressions from your speech. 1. LOOK! This word is usually uttered in a commanding tone. It orders the audience to pay attention. It is rarely the mark of a respected leader. Just the opposite. Saying “Look!” suggests you’ve lost the audience or you don’t feel confident that your message will hold their interest. Speakers who bark at the audience this way are trying desperately to sound strong. The solution is to speak in such a way that people want to hear what you…

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I’ve never been good at stopping what I’m doing. AI has made this problem even worse. Near the end of a recent workday, I was looking forward to closing my laptop and enjoying a relaxing dinner with my family. I had a few minutes free around 4:30, so I decided to check on a dormant project: a pile of prototypes and old data I’d been putting off for months. I opened up the files and threw them into Claude Code to see what was cooking. Seven hours later, I was hunched over my keyboard with bloodshot eyes. And I was…

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Gen Z gets a lot of flak for being endlessly connected online. But a new trend is proving that the digital natives are burned out from a life spent consuming content on social media: They’re carrying tech-free purses and totes, otherwise known as “analog bags.”  While Gen Z has already been embracing dumb phones, analog bags seem to be the generation’s latest solution to screen overload. The trend takes the dumb phone trend to the next level with entire bags filled with screenless activities, like books, crafts, crosswords, and more. Of course, the trend can be spotted out in the…

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If you really want to reduce your transportation emissions, it would actually be better to scrap a brand new gas-powered car and switch to an electric vehicle instead of waiting until that gas car stopped working. That’s true even when factoring in the emissions from mining the materials, making each component, and assembling and shipping the cars, as well as powering your new EV with an electric grid that uses fossil fuels. That may be surprising to some car owners, especially those who are used to repairing and prolonging their goods for the sake of the planet. “My mantra is…

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“Hold my beer” has become a catchphrase to signal that something important is about to go down. It implies that drinking a cold one is an everyday occurrence. According to Alcohol.org, the saying is not wrong. Beer is the preferred alcoholic beverage around the world. Today (Friday, August 7, 2026) we celebrate all those frothy brews on International Beer Day. Here’s some fun facts, statistics, and deals to help you mark the occasion. A brief history of beer Truth is, no one really knows who invented beer. It’s likely that it evolved over time with big ties to the Neolithic…

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