Email is the primary method of communication in the workplace and an integral part of our lives. Pew Internet research suggests that about 62% of all employed Americans have Internet access and 98% of those use email on the job. …
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Not too long ago, I wrote a post Five Steps to Leading Effective Meetings, which is a good starting point when you are preparing to lead a meeting. But the reality is, you can prepare all you want, but many …
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In a job market that still leaves something to be desired, the question on many professionals’ minds is, “should I relocate?” Whether your current organization offers you a transfer that sounds too good to pass up or you receive an …
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It’s one of the great injustices of Corporate America. Complex processes spring up around everything, and only some of them make sense. As someone with an eye toward improving productivity and adding to the bottom line at your organization, inefficient, …
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Many people (myself included) predicted a mass exodus of workers from their jobs when the economy picked up. According to a recent survey conducted by Robert Half International and OfficeTeam, a staffing service specializing in the placement of administrative professionals, …
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The decision to change careers is a personal one that is highly dependent on a variety of factors. If the thought has entered your mind during the last few months, take some time with this assessment to determine if a …
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Picture this: your manager has called a team meeting to discuss an issue that is critical to the future of the group. You walk into the conference room with hesitation. You know by talking to other people that your opinion …
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