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• Top IT certifications and degrees to help you advance your career

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• 8 Employee Experience Quotes to Inspire EX Professionals

  These eight inspirational quotes and advice from employee experience business leaders and influencers come from many years of experience working in, and with, leading organizations.  Continue Reading

• 13 of the Best Team Collaboration Tools

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• 10 Tips to Keep Personal Data Safe and Secure

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• Data Storage Options for Your Business

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• 10 application developers to follow on social media

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• 8 Tips to Prepare for a Video Conference Interview

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• 9 Business Intelligence Books to Read this Year

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• 13 business intelligence analyst interview questions and answers

  When interviewing for business intelligence positions, applicants must understand the complexity and constant change of how its used within the enterprise. Prepare for your next interview with these popular interview questions.  Continue Reading

• Free Server and Hardware Inventory Templates

  It's important to keep an up-to-date inventory of your servers, the devices they serve and the software apps they use. In many organizations, this inventory is automated by server inventory tools. Even so, inventories updated manually force ...  Continue Reading

• Overcoming the challenges of managing your team remotely

  With a vast majority of office employees forced to work remotely from home due to the global pandemic, managers face a new set of worker productivity issues to solve.  Continue Reading

• How to assess and prioritize insider threat risk

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• IPv6 addresses – how many is that in numbers?

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• Semicolons and complex lists

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• Open source — hyphenate or not?

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• Which is correct — OS’s, OSes or OSs?

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• Substantial vs. substantive

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• Fulfill or Forfill – Which is correct?

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• Demographics – plural or singular?

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• Is that data historic or historical?

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• Do you capitalize units of measurement named for people?

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• Seldom or seldomly?

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• Do you reap what you sow or what you sew?

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• Is a company singular or plural?

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• Typos, typoes or typo’s?

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• Workout vs. work out

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• Would have liked to see or would have liked to have seen?

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• Old-fashion or old-fashioned?

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• Hyphenation — low cost or low-cost?

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• The irony of using quotation marks for emphasis

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• Has lain or has laid?

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• Off vs. off of

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• Calfs vs. calves; wifes vs. wives; roofs vs. rooves

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• “Withold” or “withhold”

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• Threshold or threshhold?

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• Bona fide vs. bonified: Surprise! “Bonified” is a word .

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• Is that “brand-new” or “bran-new”? And why do we say it, anyway?

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• Subject – verb agreement and the parenthetical phrase

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• Avoid vs. Prevent – Which is correct?

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• Is the expression “one and the same” or “one in the same”?

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• Comma before “Inc.” or not?

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• Is it “all be it” or “albeit”?

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• Is that network insecure or unsecure?

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• Writing for business – wreckless or reckless

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• Underlying and underlining — two different words, completely different meanings

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• Hawk or hock?

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• Acronyms and initialisms ending in “s” and possession

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• Do you write well or good?

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• “myriad” or “a myriad of”?

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• A piece or apiece?

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• Is that heart-rending or heart-rendering?

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• “One in three has” or “one in three have?”

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• Crisis, crises, crisies

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• Would you care to commentate — or will commenting do?

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• Is that on everyone’s mind or on everyone’s minds?

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• What does “welp” mean — and why do we say it?

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• Which is correct — codenamed or code-named?

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• What’s the difference between a product and a solution?

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• Supersede or supercede?

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• There are two ways—and two ways ONLY—that you can correctly refer to yourself as “myself”

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• To the manor born or to the manner born?

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• Confusing jargon: Throw it over the wall

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• Ingenuous or ingenious — what’s the difference?

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• Santa Claus’s sleigh or Santa Claus’ sleigh?

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• Can you give more than 100 percent?

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• Ad hoc, ad hock, add hoc, add hock?

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• Coopted or co-opted?

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• Bane (or bain) of my existence?

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• The difference between racking your brain and wracking your brain

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• The difference between “aw” and “awe”

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• Halloween (or Hallowe’en) history, trivia and a quiz

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• Is that a FAQ list or an FAQ list?

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• Accomodate or accommodate?

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• Personal affects or personal effects?

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• Nail it vs. hit it on the head vs. nail it on the head

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• Criteria is or criteria are?

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• Do respect vs. due respect

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• Which is correct — alterior or ulterior?

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• Which is correct — a URL or an URL?

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• To whit or to wit?

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• Is that your conscious or your conscience that’s guilty? Are you self-conscious or self-conscience?

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• Plural of request for proposal

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• 8 a.m. or 8:00 a.m.?

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• Is it inethical or unethical?

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• Which is correct — missuse or misuse?

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• Chuck it up, chalk it up or chock it up?

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• Faster or fastest?

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• Articles, acronyms and initialisms — use “a” or “an”?

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• If a deadline’s moved forward is it earlier or later?

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• Was that a worldwind or a whirlwind?

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• ‘Tis the season or t’is the season?

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• Do we really need words like “decisioning”?

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• Things you can do when you get to a bridge: Cross, burn or jump

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• lowdown, low down or low-down

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• Which is correct — guage or gauge?

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• Prefer to, prefer than or prefer over?

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• The plural of “OS”

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• Writing for Business – first come, first served or first-come-first-served?

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• Laptop or labtop? I’m not even kidding.

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• Which is correct — long standing or long-standing?

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