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401(k)s

Make Saving for Retirement Fun and Easy

When you’re an adult, you get to do awesome things, like occasionally eating ice cream for dinner. But with that freedom comes responsibility – paying taxes, taking out the trash, and saving for retirement. And you should save for retirement! Every ten years you wait to start can cut your potential future nest egg by […]

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Reminder: Sign up for the Lunch and Learn for College Investors!

Are you a college student who’s passionate about investing? Remember to sign up for The Fool’s Collegiate Investor Lunch and Learn! Tour FoolHQ, meet like-minded college investors, and talk with The Fool’s equity analysts and newsletter advisors. The event is free and takes place at our Alexandria, VA, office on Friday, March 8 at 11:30am. […]

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Bullying

It’s Time to Stop Workplace Bullying

I read quite a few blogs on management and hiring practices (kudos to my favorite, Ask A Manager), and recently I fell down the rabbit hole of clicking links to related articles at the bottom of a post. That’s how I came to learn about the Workplace Bullying Institute (or WBI), “the first and only […]

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Application Tips

More Tips on Standing Out in a Sea of Job Candidates

I wrote a post last January that generated a lot of traffic – tips on how to get your job applications to stand out. It seems a lot of you are here (rightly so!) to learn about career opportunities and how to get them. Since then, I’ve read through countless more applications and made lots […]

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Foolish Interns

Intern at The Fool Next Summer!

The school year just started, but if you’re in college, you know the rush to find a summer internship has already begun. And The Fool has already begun looking for YOU – bright, motivated students, in college or grad school, who want to spend two months working for an awesome company. We’ve got openings for […]

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Fool Cap

Getting Organized

In a flexible work environment like the Fool, we leave it up to each employee to create a system to help them organize their time. Some people get a thrill from checking items off on a to-do list, some email themselves reminders, some block off time on their calendars to work uninterrupted…and some operate with […]

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XBox as a sport?

Olympics Are Increasing Productivity

Is the Olympics killing your business? Every two years, companies worry about the drop in productivity that might happen if employees focus too much on watching television and checking medal counts online. Even without the distraction of a major televised sporting event, lots of companies discourage time away from one’s desk. If you’ve been keeping […]

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BicycleSPACE

Keep Learning…Wherever You Go

The proverbial “they” say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. “They” also say that one should be constantly learning and growing. At The Motley Fool, we believe a bit of both. While we know we’re a great place to work, we also know that other businesses are doing incredible things when it comes […]

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Fools practicing improv

What I Learned From Improv

After only two months of training, I stood before 150 people for my class’ first improv comedy performance. We were far more anxious that anyone in the audience might have noticed, but one thing that helped get me through was the group of Fools who came to see the show (and, admittedly, the nerve-calming margarita […]

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Resume review

Getting Your Application in Tiptop Shape

If you’re reading this blog, odds are you’re interested in one of the awesome job openings listed here. As someone who helps our Foolish recruiters read through the resumes and cover letters we receive, I’m here to give you some tips on how to make your application stand out. Fun fact: Did you know that […]

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