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Telling the stories of our people, highlighting our culture, and sharing tips for work life balance.![A Rookie's Guide to Yoga](https://blogs.sas.com/content/efs/files/2018/09/Yoga-props-702x336.jpg)
Happy National Yoga Month! Maybe the announcement of Yoga Month on your Facebook feed, your current training plan, or your desire for some R&R has recently sparked your interest in yoga. Maybe you’ve been thinking about trying it out for a while, but, oye, stepping into that room with a
![Getting Letters of Recommendation for your College Application](https://blogs.sas.com/content/efs/files/2017/01/SAS-Culture-2.png)
"When seeking out individuals to write your letters of recommendation, avoid asking VIPs or those who you believe might have an “in” with the college or scholarship program if they don’t know you very well. A letter of recommendation from a prominent alumnus doesn’t carry much, if any, weight if
![Finding Your Fit: Jawwad Baig's SAS Career Journey](https://blogs.sas.com/content/efs/files/2018/08/networking-702x336.jpg)
Jawwad Baig knew when the time came to transition from college life to a professional career, he wanted to work for an extraordinary company where he could bring all of his talents to the table. But what company would be the right fit for him? As any thrifty college student
![Sayings Uttered by our Parental Units](https://blogs.sas.com/content/efs/files/2018/09/Blog_Parental-Sayings-702x336.jpg)
I recently read an article by a parent coach I admire about phrases she has used frequently over the years with her daughter. Here’s a snippet: "My daughter mouthed the words as I began to say them, "Don’t decide how things are going to be later." She has heard this phrase
![To All the "Empty Nesters"](https://blogs.sas.com/content/efs/files/2018/08/pexels-photo-121668-527x336.jpeg)
The Work/Life Center is here to provide support through life transitions. With college semesters in full swing, we're aware that some of you may be facing the transition of "empty nesting". "Empy nesting" occurs after kids leave the home. This transition can occur any time of the year and for
![Food for Thought: 7 tips to make the most of your internship](https://blogs.sas.com/content/efs/files/2018/08/Julia_with_Cake-362x336.jpg)
As a third-year intern here at SAS and rising sophomore in college, I’ve been fortunate enough to have completed a few projects in various corners of the tech space. Having gathered my third data point this summer, and in the spirit of SAS #analytics, I’ve started making some data-driven inferences