Do you want to be more productive at work? Let’s start with organizing your personal work space – your cubicle!
Employees should have the responsibility to find ways to improve their skills set, but it would also be beneficial to companies if they provide their people opportunities for learning and improving.
We’re all human and humans make mistakes. If you do commit one at work, don’t panic. Here are some suggestions on how to rectify mistakes. Don’t wait until it’s too late!
The state of an office space says something about the worker. Do you want to be dismissed as the cluttered disorganized employee? Improve your productivity by having a clean and organized work area.
It might seem unfair, but if your boss is playing favorite, he of she must have reasons. It won’t change things on their side, but being the better person, you’ll be able to get past the hurt and be professional about it. As long as their favoritism does not affect your professional growth directly, then [...]
No time to panic, just time to get organized. While you find ways of recouping your losses (i.e. looking for a new job), you should also mind your spending habits.
Every workplace has its token annoying person. It would be okay if he or she does not bug you personally, but if it does come to a point that you are being badgered that you are distracted from working, then it’s time to take some action.
Respect is not something people give easily. Even if your coworkers or colleagues like you, it doesn’t mean that they respect you. You have to work hard on making it happen.
07 Aug
Posted by Guest as Attitude and Outlook, Behavior and Ethics, Business, Work and Career
Anger can be a poison to your career if you allow it to penetrate your professionalism. Here are some suggestions on how to control anger in the workplace:
Do your bosses always put you down? Do they take pleasure in calling you names and throwing insults as if they were candies in a children’s party? Do they look at you with such intense aggression that you’d rather the earth swallow you instead?
Lay-offs can occur with or without a bad economy. Management consider several factors when deciding which employees should have to be let go – age, experience, and job performance are some. If you feel that a lay-off would be inevitable in the company for which you are working, here are some suggestions on how you [...]
31 Jul
Posted by Guest as Behavior and Ethics, Work and Career, Writing
A good recommendation letter can do wonders to boost your chances for that job acquisition, or promotion, or getting in a scholarship program. Here are some things to consider when requesting someone for a recommendation letter:
Being new at a job can be both exciting and yes, worrying. But don’t sweat it. Here are some suggestions on how to smoothly transition to your new job:
Although not many job applicants send a “thank you” letter after being interviewed by a company, why would that let it stop you from doing so? Here are some tips on how to write a “thank you” note to companies who have interviewed you:
17 Jul
Posted by Guest as Behavior and Ethics, Business, Work and Career
Improving relations with the boss is not necessary, but if you wish to have a more fulfilling professional life, then one must make an effort. We’re not talking about being the boss’ pet. It’s simply being able to communicate better with the people in the workplace, and one of those people is the boss.
