You donât want to come across as annoying or rude when you meet people for the first time. So, if you are interacting with a new group, whether it is a new work team or strangers at a social event, avoid these behaviors.
Being âbusyâ isnât the same as being âproductive.â Lauren Berger, founder of CareerQueen.com and author of Get It Together: Ditch the Chaos, Do the Work and Design Your Success, shares her tricks for staying on top of everything
You want to be a team player, but what if your co-worker walks into your workstation or shoots you an email demanding that you do something? If the person doesnât have the authority to tell you what to do, take this advice.
Thereâs enough time left this year to knock out a few more goals and ramp yourself up for a successful 2019. Follow these tips to keep yourself motivated through the New Year and beyond.
Q: “In my performance review, my supervisor wrote that I lack patience. She based this conclusion on some comments I made about our CEO during a recent project. This was extremely frustrating, so I often wound up venting to my boss. Although she seemed sympathetic, she now says that I was impatient. My overall review was good, but I am very upset about this comment.” Misunderstood
During your first week or so at a new job, you’ll probably find some employees are much more friendly, helpful and similar to you than others. It’s tempting to take their cue on everything so you don’t feel so adrift and alone as a newbie, but keep a little distance to make sure their advice […]
According to a new survey from CareerBuilder, hiring managers have body language pet peeves that can hurt your chances of landing a job. Networking expert Ivan Misner, Ph.D., advises special attention to these four things.
There are many things to be said about venting and releasing oneâs angst or frustration through dialogue. In fact, the most important thing to be said is what is actually being said during this dialogue!