There are no right or wrong answers to this quiz, but each response may tell you a little more about your paycheck’s hold over your life decisions.
An argument for skipping the elevator.
Four ways to make sure you’re remembering what’s important.
Long-term discomfort, doctor’s appointments, absenteeism … these things interrupt the flow of our work experience and become so noticeable to our colleagues that we’re better off illuminating our situation. Keep these tips in mind.
Take a deep breath, and consider the gift of freedom, but remove the big red bow of fear. You can find a path that is right for you; it will just take time and effort. Here are five tips to help you along as you reinvent yourself.
You know you’re reliable. But that doesn’t count for much unless people have faith in your follow-through. The more they perceive you as someone who stands by what she says, the more they’ll trust you to deliver on your promises.
No more group emails … What’s for dinner? … America’s flavor preferences … Meet the Fool’s Gold Loaf … The dark side of stamp collecting … Which way is this train going?
The difference between groups and teams … Syncing Outlook data to Google
What’s hot and what’s not with software, keywords and more? Before you put up a website or spend dollars on search engine optimization, or if you’re just wondering what everyone else is doing with their computing platforms, these sites give insight.
Burnout can affect anyone at any point. Sometimes it’s a sign you need to make a serious change in your life. Other times you just need to make some changes to your routine that will help change your outlook toward your work, says Sujan Patel, vice president of marketing at When I Work. There’s plenty of well-worn advice on what types of small changes to try, but Patel offers some suggestions you may not have considered.
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