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Can you put webinars on your resume? Yes, if they prove something relevant
A webinar belongs on a resume when it supports the job you want and you can describe what you learned, produced or applied. Attendance alone is weak evidence.
By Ann Ross · 8 min read
Do vet techs get drug tested? Sometimes — but there is no single US rule
A veterinary technician may face pre-employment or workplace drug testing, but the employer, job setting and state law determine whether, when and how it happens.
By Cecius Drimer · 9 min read
Veterinary student debt: the average is only the first number to check
The latest profession-wide figure is useful, but school cost, debt type, future employer and repayment route determine what a veterinary degree will actually cost you.
By Ann Ross · 9 min read
Veterinary time management starts with clinic design, not a better to-do list
When consultations overrun and records follow staff home, the useful response is to measure demand, redesign appointment types and give each task a safe owner—not ask clinicians to work faster.
By Cecius Drimer · 12 min read
The ethical way to use behavioural influence in marketing is to help a real choice—not manufacture pressure
Attention, social proof, defaults, loss framing and reminders can change behaviour. The defensible test is whether claims are true, material information is visible and refusal is as understandable as acceptance.
By Ann Ross · 10 min read
ROCKWOOL and Russia: what 31 naval vessels, a sanctions ruling and four seized factories show
An investigation traced ROCKWOOL insulation to at least 31 Russian naval vessels. Danish authorities found no sanctions breach, and Russia later seized control of the company's four factories.
By Andrew Jeong Bulosan · 8 min read
What Succes i Veterinær Praksis offers Danish veterinary teams
The Danish platform combines a free podcast and articles with courses, protocols and downloadable tools. Its usefulness depends on currency, authorship and fit with a clinic's work.
By Cecius Drimer · 7 min read
New supply may cut oil prices in 2027. Offshore wind faces a different squeeze
Current Brent prices remain elevated, but the EIA expects them to retreat if Gulf production recovers. Denmark’s wind-market reset shows why low power prices can make renewable projects harder to finance.
By Ann Ross · 6 min read
When prices rise, the strongest household response starts with cash flow—not a hot investment
Inflation advice often jumps from coupons to gold. A more durable plan starts by measuring the household gap, protecting essential cash and debt payments, then matching longer-term investments to time horizon and risk.
By Ann Ross · 7 min read
Social Presence narrows eye-contact videos to one promise: a place to practise
Social Presence has rebuilt its YouTube channel around low-pressure eye-contact videos for adults, replacing a mixed identity of ASMR, dating and wellbeing claims with one bounded promise: viewers can practise at their own pace, without being told that the videos are therapy.
By Ann Ross · 6 min read