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There's just no fun in leaving work early on a day that we're not actually working.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't you go on vacation to get away from work?

First of all, congrats to all of you at SFA and Angelina College who are about to graduate. We know how much work went into getting that degree, and we'll be high fiving you on May 12th when you get your diplomas. If you're getting a degree in one of these areas, you can make big bucks right away.

I'm all for packing a lunch to save time and money at work, but on the upcoming holiday that encourages all of us to brown bag it, there is one huge reason why we should totally rebel and grab food from a restaurant instead.

Several of the best places to work in 2018 are either based in Texas or have Texas locations, and if you're looking for a job we'll help connect you.

We all have those days...the days where we actually get all our work done, and there's no more real work in sight. This generally happens towards the end of the week as you're wrapping everything up, getting ready for the weekend. My question to you is, what is your preferred method of keeping yourself occupied?

With April Fool's Day tomorrow, watch out for the tricks and pranks today at the office. Twenty-five percent of workers are willing to risk getting fired to pull one over on you at work.

If you are after a high-paying job and you picked an engineering major at SFA, you're well on your way. What other college majors will lead to the most money after graduation?

If you're going into college this fall as a computer science major, good for you. That will lead to a job quickly after you graduate, and there are several other hot majors right now that will let you reap benefits later.  Here they are.

They've studied our body clocks, and now say that the ideal workday should start at 10am instead of 7, 8, or 9.  Cool! But here's why none of that matters.

We've got lots of home builders, truck drivers, barbecue chefs, and CEOs in Texas, but there's one job that's overly popular compared to all the others.

It's not a bad thing. Maybe you've got a full-time job, but you're looking to make extra money.  Or you're a full-time parent or student that needs to make cash in the middle of all the other obligations. It turns out, Texas is a great place to make that happen.