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July 10, 2023
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The Admiral Staff
The article highlights the growing trend of stay-at-home dads in America, which has increased from 4% in 1989 to 7% in 2012. Recognizing the challenges faced by these fathers, the piece provides resources to support them, including parenting advice websites like Fatherly, online communities like the National At-Home Dad Network and City Dads Group, and father-focused blogs. The author emphasizes the often-overlooked dedication and hard work of stay
July 7, 2023
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The Admiral Staff
A recent study found that over half of former college students would change their major, college, or degree if given the chance. While most received a quality education, the article emphasizes the importance of thorough research and real-world experience—like college tours, internships, and mentorship—to minimize potential regrets when making significant decisions about college and career paths.
June 14, 2023
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The Admiral Staff
The article highlights the growing demand for workers in the construction and infrastructure industries, fueled by a rebounding economy and potential government investment like President Trump’s proposed $1 trillion infrastructure plan. With a 50.4% increase in construction spending since 2011, companies are struggling to fill positions, leading to a focus on apprenticeship programs. These careers offer a path to a comfortable, debt-free living with opportunities for advancement, earning potential exceeding $50,000, and
June 3, 2023
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The Admiral Staff
The article explores ten ethically challenging jobs, questioning whether individuals could feel good about performing them. These include roles like shark fin harvesting, lobbying, weapons design, execution, and paparazzi work, all presenting potential conflicts with personal values. Other examples highlight the moral dilemmas of charity telemarketing, virus writing, public relations, tobacco marketing, and even a specialized role termed “economic hit man,” which involves manipulating developing nations for corporate and government gain. The piece ultimately prompts reflection on the price one would need to be
April 19, 2023
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The Admiral Staff
The article explores unconventional strategies for successful salary negotiation, backed by psychological research. It suggests starting with a humorous, high salary request to set an anchor, encouraging employers to talk about themselves to create rapport, sharing relatable personal details to build trust, and even employing subtle flirtation (for women). Other tips include the benefits of coffee, adopting a confident “Wonder Woman” pose, and introducing controlled emotional unpredictability. When direct salary discussion is uncomfortable, the article recommends negotiating for valuable benefits or seeking employment with