Use These Phrases to Appear More Emotionally Intelligent at Work (and in Life)
Emotional intelligence is more important than ever in the workplace. We live in the midst of the Great Retirement , and people are less likely […]
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Emotional intelligence is more important than ever in the workplace. We live in the midst of the Great Retirement , and people are less likely […]
Continue reading »The employee monitoring software that you can safely expect to have installed on your work computer allows your workplace to view every website you visit, […]
Continue reading »Whether you’re trying to write a novel or send an email, it can be hard to force yourself to stick to a set work schedule. […]
Continue reading »The holiday season is a special time of year when you can relax, spend time with your family and … answer emails from your boss […]
Continue reading »Aside from toddlers trying to stay awake, if you ask almost anyone else, they will tell you that they are tired – if not exhausted. […]
Continue reading »More American workers will quit their jobs in September 2021 than ever before , leading some scholars to speculate that “boomerang workers” (a cute name […]
Continue reading »For example, driving an Uber or delivering groceries for Doordash, registering on the micro-relief site sounds pretty tempting: if you have the internet, you can […]
Continue reading »As much as we want to accomplish everything on our never-ending to-do lists, we also realize that there are only a certain number of hours […]
Continue reading »Even if you truly love your job, there will always be aspects that you fear more than others – be it answering a certain category […]
Continue reading »You are probably getting more emails a day than ever before — nuggets of vital information buried in an ever-increasing pile of rubbish. There are […]
Continue reading »If you’re looking for a creative way to make some extra money, what might it sound like $ 2,000 a month to do almost nothing? […]
Continue reading »When you are looking for a new job, any small advantage over other candidates helps you. But is your vaccination status an advantage that you […]
Continue reading »There will be times throughout your career when you disagree with your boss. Some of these disagreements may be minor, such as a dislike for […]
Continue reading »This week, Hooters, one of America’s leading everyday dining chains dedicated to owls, unveiled a new unified policy for its waiters. Surprisingly, the new uniform […]
Continue reading »When the lines between “work buddies” and “true friends” blur, you run the risk of creating embarrassing workplace situations or even creating serious obstacles to […]
Continue reading »When it comes to free time, it turns out that too much free time can actually be just as stressful as too little – at […]
Continue reading »First, being a “senior employee” (40+) is good, good, even great. We have years of work and real life experience that we can apply to […]
Continue reading »For those who have worked remotely in the past 18 months, moving from home to work can be (or has already been) a challenge. This […]
Continue reading »For many of us, working from home has become an economical way to transform our professional lives. Barring any initial home office setup – especially […]
Continue reading »While it may seem unlikely if you inflate your LinkedIn profile and read the job listings on Indeed sideways, it is actually possible that you […]
Continue reading »When you get a good job, you feel mature and confident. When your boss turns out to be one of those who constantly monitor you […]
Continue reading »According to a recent article in the Washington Post , the “workplace” phenomenon is gaining traction. These hybrid work and leisure trips promise to combine […]
Continue reading »At first glance, starting a business with a family member might seem like a great idea. After all, blood is thicker than water and all […]
Continue reading »Do you have a working bully? Don’t be embarrassed if you do this. Overly angry and aggressive peers are usually associated with high school, but […]
Continue reading »Most of us worked for a company that was, to put it bluntly, full of crap . For those who have encountered a number of […]
Continue reading »You call Zoom or gather around the conference table and, again , one particular coworker intervenes with the incoherent, self-confident monologue that dominates the conversation. […]
Continue reading »If you found this article, you probably just went through a series of interviews somewhere, thought you got along well with hiring managers and not […]
Continue reading »It’s easy to compare yourself to other people, especially those with whom you work a lot, such as your coworkers. And while no one is […]
Continue reading »Out of Office Message is one of the most boilerplate features of the modern workplace, so large it seems like most of it was borrowed […]
Continue reading »At the bottom of the New York City Parade partner section on its website , beneath civil society organizations dedicated to promoting equal rights for […]
Continue reading »Similar to millennials who graduated from college during the Great Recession, the 2021 class faces a bleak job outlook ( however, it is still markedly […]
Continue reading »Anyone who has led a team knows that being an effective manager requires more than keeping track of work and goals. But for perfectionists, these […]
Continue reading »If you are lucky enough to come across SMART goal setting , you know the acronyms stand for Specific, Measurable, Assignable (replaced by Achievable), Realistic, […]
Continue reading »Almost every resume template has a place for your home address, but do you really need to include it? If you’re a privacy advocate, this […]
Continue reading »When it comes to business etiquette, there seem to be some unwavering standards, with no definitive rules explaining why – consider always sending a thank […]
Continue reading »This is a corporate custom that may seem outdated or even a banal formality. However, anyone with extensive job search experience will tell you how […]
Continue reading »Chances are, if you’ve interviewed in this pandemic-ridden economy, you’re doing so using a video conferencing tool like Zoom or Google Meet. But even if […]
Continue reading »Often, a group of people set aside time on their workday to meet without any visibility of a clear direction. In a pandemic era, this […]
Continue reading »Making a to-do list is a good idea. They can help you feel like you’re in control, but they leave out the many annoyances and […]
Continue reading »Technological advances over the past 30 years have meant that skills that were previously rare for office workers are now commonplace. Chief among these skills […]
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