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5 Telltale Signs Your Employer Isn’t Treating You Fairly
Although most people enjoy where they work, some folks don’t get a fair deal in the workplace. Their employers can impose harsh working conditions, especially ones that limit their earnings. In some cases, companies seldom reward employees for going the … Continue reading
Does Your Boss Really Care About You?
Everyone needs to work, it’s just a fact of life. Obviously though, the working environments we land in aren’t always ideal. One of the worst things you could ask for in employment is a boss who doesn’t care about you. … Continue reading
Launching A Small Business Doesn’t Have To Be Difficult
Does the idea of being your own boss appeal to you? Have you always dreamt of running your own business? Then launching a small business could be the perfect career move for you. While you’ve probably heard that starting your … Continue reading
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Tagged new job, time to leave, working environment
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Working from Home: Seven Companies to Consider
“With an economy based on knowledge workers, estimates suggest that a full 50% of professionals in the United States have jobs that can be performed from home.” Continue reading
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Tagged working at home, working environment, working from home
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How do you quit? What about an interpretive dance video?
In the meantime, I’d say resist the urge to tell your boss what you really think when you leave a place. It could come back to haunt you, as I detail in my book. Continue reading
10 things to avoid doing, or being, at work
Listening is as important as speaking well in an interview or any work setting. Continue reading
Best Cities to work in – California leads the way
Other top cities are Seattle, Salt Lake City and, surprisingly enough given what people tend to think of politics, Washington, D.C., Glassdoor reports. Continue reading
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10 Don’ts That Will Help You Avoid Workplace Dysfunction
Great piece from a colleague’s blog. John 10 Don’ts That Will Help You Avoid Workplace Dysfunction.
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Tagged coping with a new job, working environment
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Telecommuting or a nap at work, which would you pick?
I worked from home, telecommuting, for six and a half years and found it the most productive job I’ve had in a long, long time. Continue reading
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Tagged power nap, telecommuting, working environment
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How important is having a office to you?
It always amuses me when people start claiming some idea they have is cutting edge or a new trend. Invariably, it’s just a variation on an old idea. Such is the case these days with companies advocating open office designs, that is, putting all their workers in one big room with no individual offices. Continue reading
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