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Bosses Day 2017 Why we should reconsider celebrating Boss’s Day Today is Boss’s Day, but I have to admit I’ve never felt comfortable with this contrived day of recognition. I’ve never liked it because, as a manager, I believe it puts awkward stress on employees to artificially recognize managers.Think about it for a minute from the standpoint of relationship power dynamics. As an employee, should you give your boss a card? A present? Get the team to pool resources and chip in to get something nice from the group? I also don’t like this artificial day of boss recognition because it goes against office etiquette when it comes to holiday gift giving. According to  workplace etiquette rules , gifts should flow downward (from management to employees), not upward. “Without this rule, people might feel obligated to purchase gifts when they don’t want to or can’t afford to, and managers should never benefit from the power dynamic in that way,” notes Alison Green.Not only can this get

Tennessee Titans Are Tennessee Titans Finally Ready to Meet Lofty Expectations in 2017? Andy Lyons/Getty Images It should be easy to embrace the  Tennessee Titans  as the next exciting team set to deliver an injection of youth into the  NFL  every week. But for most of 2017, they've made it so damn hard. They teased then sputtered for the first five weeks. An impressive showing against the  Seattle Seahawks  ended in a 33-27 win, which should have been a statement victory. Then the roars from that week were followed by whimpers after a 57-14 beat-down loss to the  Houston Texans , and a 16-10 thud at home against the rudderless  Miami Dolphins . Through it all, however, there was still a sense that when everything came together offensively—if quarterback Marcus Mariota was somewhat healthy, if  Eric Decker  and an impressive group of receivers showed up and if a powerful rushing offense kept doing its bulldozing—the 2017  Titans  we expected could finally arrive.

John Dunsworth John Dunsworth Dies: The ‘Trailer Park Boys’ Actor Was 71 John Dunsworth , who is known for his role of Jim Lahey on the hit Canadian cult mockumentary series  Trailer Park Boys  died today at the age of 71. His daughter and actress on the series, Sarah took to Twitter to announce the news. “With heavy and broken hearts the family of John F. Dunsworth would like to let people know that our amazing husband, father and grandfather John Dunsworth has passed away,” she wrote. “John left this world peacefully after a short and unexpected illness.” The official  Trailer Park Boys  honored the actor on Twitter saying, “We’re in shock and heartbroken by the sudden loss of our dear friend John Dunsworth. We respect the family’s wishes for privacy at this time.” A native of Nova Scotia, Canada, Dunsworth participated in his local acting community and then signed on to  Trailer Park Boys  in 2001. The series followed the misadventures of a group of trailer par

Selena Quintanilla The Story Behind Today's Selena Quintanilla Google Doodle: Exclusive On Tuesday (Oct. 17), Google premiered their first-ever  Selena Quintanilla   Google Doodle , an animated singing cartoon of the late Mexican-American singer designed to celebrate the life and legacy of one of Latin music's most formidable stars. October 17, 1989 was the day of Quintanilla's first studio album release,  Selena;  one that would lead to five more albums, the last of which would be  released posthumously and become her first No.1 on the  Billboard 200 .  "I grew up as the daughter of a Mexican immigrant single mom living in a small (primarily white) town outside of Fort Worth, Texas,"  Perla Campos, Global Marketing Lead for Google Doodles and project manager for the Selena Quintanilla Google Doodle told  Billboard  in an exclusive interview. "There were always two women who taught me I could do anything and be anything I set my mind to: my mom a

Hillary Clinton Hillary Clinton: 'I'm not going to run again,' but will continue to call out Trump Hillary Clinton says she will not run for president again but will stay involved in politics and will continue to speak out against President Trump. Clinton makes her comments to the BBC after Trump tweeted that he hoped she would run in 2020. She says she had expected to win the 2016 election. Matthew Horwood | Getty Images Hillary Clinton is interviewed by Mariella Frostrup (not pictured) at the Cheltenham Literature Festival on October 15, 2017 in Cheltenham, England. Hillary Clinton  said she will not run for president again but will stay involved in politics and continue to speak out against  President Donald Trump . Speaking to BBC Radio 4's "Woman's Hour" program in comments aired on Tuesday, Clinton said:  "No, I'm not going to run again." She also said she would continue to oppose Trump. "I think I'm in a p