Unemployed? This Accessory Could Land You a Job
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Here's a novel idea -- instead of working for your jewelry, make your jewelry work for you. It could even help you land your next job!
The Laid Off Need a Job wristband, much like a medical-alert bracelet, puts it all out there. The accessory was conceived by the once-unemployed Stephanie Aucoin and her designer friend Barbara Bourn.
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