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This Week’s Top Stories on Pulse

This was a banner week for Android news as Steve Wozniak’s statements about the increasingly popular Android system took several spots on our list. Add some helpful hints to excel in the workplace, awe-inspiring photos, and science news and you have your weekend reading list. Make sure you stay ahead of the curve by adding these sources and checking out the newly designed catalog.

Why I Won’t Hire You - ”Fair or not, blogger, consultant, and hirer Charlie Balmer discusses honestly the mistakes that can ruin your chances with a potential employer.” via Lifehacker

5 Ways To Discover And Develop Your Unique Strengths - “The business press loves to create mythic heroes of industry and we love it, too. To a point.” via Fast Company

Train Your Brain to Focus - “Multitasking may help us check off more things on our to-do lists. But it also makes us more prone to making mistakes […]” via Harvard Business Review

Multicellular Life Evolves in Laboratory - “An evolutionary transition that took several billion years to occur in nature has happened in a laboratory, and it needed just 60 days.” via Wired Science

Steve Wozniak On iPhone vs Android - “Woz never fails to impress me. If the man has opinions, he doesn’t mind sharing them, whatever the consequences.” via Gizmodo

3 Tactics to Become a Better Salesperson - “The secret to successful selling? Don’t sell right away.” via Inc.com

Woz concedes Android advantages over iPhone - “Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says he wishes his iPhone did all that his Android does.” via CNET News

Steve Wozniak: Android has leapt ahead of Apple in many ways - “[…] Jobs vowed to destroy Android and considered it a cheesy knockoff of his device, but a stolen product. However, Woz has taken an opposite approach and praised both operating systems.” via BGR

32 Pictures That Will Make You Say Awwwwwwww - “Your heart will explode when you see these pictures.” via Buzzfeed

Can Technology Transform Education Before It’s Too Late? - “As technology continues its march toward the Singularity transforming the way we work, socialize and play at an increasing rate, there is one very important aspect of American society that lags behind: education.” via TechCrunch