Capitalize those brand names
Here is a list of products you should capitalize in your writing because they are actually brand names.
Year: 2015
You can handle difficult co-workers
We all have that one co-worker who stays under our skin, writes Mark Goulston of Bottom Line Personal. Here are some tips for handling the day-to-day stresses of a difficult colleague.
The 6 most lucrative administrator jobs
The role of an administrative professional is evolving, with job-holders in a wide range of fields taking on more responsibility. Here are some of the best-paying administrator jobs available, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
How to productively work with your boss
Sometimes, it’s difficult to be engaged if you and your boss don’t agree. Here are four tips that can help you see eye to eye.
4 resolutions to boost your HR career in 2017
The start of a new year is a great time to focus on self-improvement. We reached out to career experts for their advice on how to achieve four career-enhancing New Year’s resolutions in 2017.
4 magic words stop workplace disagreement
They are: “You might be right,” according to The Confidence Center. Here’s why four words work.
How was your 2015 as an admin?
Question: “What surprises did you have about your job or the administrative profession as a whole in the year 2015? Was it just another year—or did something really stand out?” – the editors of Administrative Professional Today
Post-it notes: Go big
If you’re gathering input from meeting attendees, you may want to go the oversized Post-it note route. The company makes 20-inch x 23-inch, 20-sheet pads that mount to a wall or easel. Sheets are bleed-resistant and can self-stick to other surfaces. Ideas can go from pad to wall to wherever, and can be repositioned without […]
3 Cs to make email more efficient
In 2016, email is still likely to be your most-used tool for communicating with co-workers, employees, customers and your boss. Maximize the time you spend using email by following this advice.
How to become a better listener
Coonoor Behal, founder of Mindhatch, a business and customer insights firm that uses improv training and design thinking, offers these tips.