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Fashionista likes the honest Company’s new makeup and skincare line, honest Beauty.

Racked shares the news that Eloquii now offers shoes in wide sizes 7-12.
Fortune has announced their 2015 Fortune most powerful Women list.
The productivity Pro talks about choosing a method of communication according to your colleagues’ preferences as well as the response you’re hoping to receive.
Above the law Redline comments on a 1950s-era memo about a firm’s policy on hiring “lady lawyers.”
Inc. recommends a leadership series of TED Talks and highlights a few tips. Inc. also rounds up a list of commonly misused phrases.
Creativity post reflects on the creative process.
The new York Times tried out the updated iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV.
Love this, and new York mag does too: If you ask Serena Williams why she’s not smiling, well, you’ll get an honest answer.
For your Laugh of the Week (not like funny-haha, but … you’ll see), here’s a new video from McKinsey on gender bias at work [autoplay video].

On CorporetteMoms Recently…

We talked about using and registering for baby carriers.
Kat shared some clothes for working moms, including some maternity basics and washable office clothes.

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