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Super-Couponing Tips by Jill Cataldo

While we all enjoy saving money, there are some coupon pet peeves that continue to annoy my readers. Here’s a recent sampling of emails from my inbox from readers sharing

Three reasons saying ‘I’m sorry’ and ‘thank you’ can change corporate culture

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Companies that train their employees in what are commonly referred to as “soft skills” are finding those efforts pay off in productivity and retention.

People with soft skills are adept in areas such as interpersonal communication, leadership, problem solving and adaptability. But often still missing in the soft-skills department, some corporate analysts say, is the willingness to show an even softer side – specifically, saying “thank you” and “I’m sorry.”