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Here is the published version of this week\u2019s <\/em>Forbes Careers newsletter, which brings the latest news and ideas about the world of work and advice for accelerating your career straight to your inbox every Tuesday. <\/em>Click here to get on the newsletter list<\/em>!<\/em><\/p>\n

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F<\/abbr>ailure is inevitable. But it\u2019s also necessary and can teach you many life and career lessons. In fact, new research shows \u201cintelligent failures,\u201d an unpreventable situation you can learn from, are even praiseworthy. So, as contributor Ruth Gotian asks, why are we so afraid to fail? Gotian breaks down different types of failures in this story.<\/p>\n

Elsewhere, on the return-to-office news front, Meta employees are heading back to the office as the company\u2019s mandate for three days a week takes hold. Meanwhile Grindr lost nearly half its staff after the dating app company introduced a strict return-to-office policy. Contributor Richard McGahey looks at the ongoing WFH debate. Are you back in the office?<\/p>\n

Read on for more workplace news and career advice. Have a great week!<\/p>\n

WORK SMARTER<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Practical insights and advice from <\/em>Forbes contributors to help you succeed in your job, accelerate your career and lead smarter<\/em><\/p>\n

Does a master\u2019s degree help advance your career?<\/p>\n

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Public speaking anxiety is common. But there are ways to cope.<\/p>\n

Positive feedback can be effective and motivating. Bosses, here\u2019s how to provide it.<\/p>\n

Ask yourself these three questions before leaving a job.<\/p>\n

Take that vacation\u2014and unplug from work.<\/p>\n

FEATURED STORY<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Going On A College Tour Might Be An Eye Opener, But It Probably Won\u2019t Help You Get In<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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Post-pandemic college tours are back and in high demand. Whether you\u2019re touring with your kids or for yourself, Forbes\u2019 <\/em>Emma Whitford shares how to navigate the fall visiting season.<\/p>\n

TOUCH BASE<\/strong><\/h2>\n

News from the world of work<\/em><\/p>\n

There is such a thing as good and bad failure: <\/strong>Contributor Ruth Gotian breaks down the different kinds of failures from Harvard Business School\u2019s Amy Edmondson\u2019s new book Right Kind of Wrong<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Toxic productivity:<\/strong> Contributor Ann Kowal Smith looks at how \u201cbusyness\u201d actually harms workers.<\/p>\n

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How HeyDude founder became a billionaire selling ugly shoes: <\/strong>Alessandro Rosano had a contrarian playbook for the comfort-footwear company: no financing and minimal marketing. It worked so well he sold it to Crocs for $2.5 billion.<\/p>\n

RTO: <\/strong>As Meta\u2019s return-to-office policy kicks into gear, contributor Richard McGahey looks at the ongoing WFH debate.<\/p>\n

Are \u2018doom loops\u2019 ruling your workplace?:<\/strong> Leaders, employees and organizations can get stuck in a negativity loop. The solution, contributor Jan Bruce writes, \u201clies in small, steady positive actions that break the loop and build a productive new start.\u201d<\/p>\n

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