Rumi Spice, Saving Your Paycheck, Being Overqualified, Coming in Second Place in Job Interviews and Starting a Business
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Today, we want to highlight veteran-owned company Rumi Spice and their journey from Afghanistan to some of the finest restaurants in the world.
Next, scroll down to read how much of your paycheck you should save, where to allocate your savings, and how to distribute it.
Then, discover how to handle being told you are overqualified for a job.
Additionally, if you keep coming in second place in job interviews, read solutions below.
Finally, hear Tamiko Bailey, Air Force veteran, share her insights into starting a business from raising capital to marketing.
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