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For most of us, social media is more than a networking tool. Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter are some of the most visited websites and apps around, and for good reason: they’ve changed the way we communicate, connect with one another, get our news, and even shop. What started out as an enhancement to our personal lives has now turned into a facet, or even a driving force, of many of our professional lives.    

Hearing “no” stings. None of us ever pours our time and energy into a project or proposal, crosses our fingers, and hopes someone rejects it. After hearing this tiny little word, we leave the room dejected, confused, and disappointed.    

Many of us take for granted what we've learned over the course of our careers. We have the benefit of experience to guide our behavior and interpretations of situations within the workplace. But for young women just entering the workforce, everyday professionalism can be a minefield of uncertainty. Below is a list we've compiled of just a few things we've picked up along the way.