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Undue Stress Due to Workplace Harassment
Unfair treatment at work causes undue stress, which can affect not just the work environment, but personal health and personal time as well. Is it worth it? more...
Review of You Don't Have To Learn The Hard Way
J.R. Parrish's "You Don't Have To Learn The Hard Way" is more than a guide for recent graduates. It's a blueprint for all for success in life, work and personal goals. more...
Not For Sale! New Job Search Mindset
Cathy Keates' book focuses on a new job search mindset; one where the job seeker is not for sale! more...
Protect Your Future Career from Identity Theft
Corporations losing vital documents; private personal and financial information found in dumpsters; hard drives stolen or hacked with health information - what to do? more...
How to Tell You are about to Lose Your Job
Watch out for these warning signs - these are indicators your job may be on the line due to your performance, errors, or your value to the company has been lowered. more...
A Review of Crucial Conversations
Crucial Conversations presents the ideas of effective communications: recognize and deal with important issues through dialogue while knowing/acting on your final goal. more...
You've Lost Your Job, or Afraid You Will Lose It
This interview with Maureen Anderson focuses on what to do if you've lost your job or are afraid you will lose your job. Network NOW; give more value; know what you want. more...
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By: Marissa Carter
Nicole Williams applies the top twenty dating rules to the career world and gives women the secrets to a successful working relationship in her book Girl On Top. more...
Jumpstarting a Successful Writing Business
By: Kate Eckman
She's written hundreds of articles for newspapers, magazines and websites, and now Writing Coach Founder Maya Payne Smart is sharing her business know-how with others. more...
Don't Let the Recession Impact Job Performance
Employees can feel like they're between a rock and a hard place. They have to do a good job to stay employed, but the miserable economy makes it tough. What to do? more...
Employee Dispute Resolution in the Office
By: Tick Yee Kok
Handling employee disputes in the office is never straightforward. But a supervisor's willingness to intervene will set the stage for a successful personal career. more...
Writing an Employee Dispute Resolution Policy
By: Tick Yee Kok
When a dispute between two or more employees in the office remains unresolved over a period of time, working relationships may be affected. more...
Conducting an Employee Work Performance Review
By: Tick Yee Kok
New supervisors doing a staff work performance review for the first time may feel apprehensive. more...
Social Networks for Brand Establishment
By: Philip McIntosh
Smart use of Internet-based social networks can make the difference between success and obscurity. more...
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