5 fabulous Google Chrome extensions
The right Google Chrome extensions can make you wonder how you ever coped with work before them. Here are five recommendations for extensions that can make your work life a little easier.
Let the emoji debate begin!
You know emojis have gotten out of hand when they have their own movie. The critically planned flick certainly did nothing to stem the tide of smiley faces across digital screens everywhere—so how about yours?
Show a new boss what you’re made of
It can be jarring to suddenly be paired with someone new when a longtime boss leaves—especially because it may put you in a position where you have to prove your worth all over again. How do you quickly build a relationship and show what you can do without bragging?
Juggling work and a sick child
It’s emotionally taxing when your child is sick, and the stress mounts when you have to juggle work on top of that. Here’s some advice for managing work and sick days.
Want p.m. pep?
If your energy and motivation dip after lunch, incorporate these steps into your afternoon routine.
How to handle a liar at work
We all tell lies and are lied to on occasion. Many times they’re insignificant untruths that can be ignored, but what do you do when you catch a co-worker in a whopper?
Avoid common spelling errors in idioms
Mark Nichol, writing at Daily Writing Tips, offers a list of common spelling mistakes in idioms.
Is an executive assistant position really as rewarding as it seems?
Admins who work in a group environment may be uncertain about taking a job as an executive assistant where they’d work closely with just one person. How do you decide if the role switch is right for you?
PowerPoint isn’t the only tool for presentations
The go-to for visual presentations is usually Microsoft’s PowerPoint—it’s easy, familiar and works well in many situations. However, there are other programs that may be more effective for different needs. Here are some alternatives.
5 tips for organizing digital files
Digital clutter can be just as stressful as physical clutter around your home or office. Abby Quillen offers this advice for organizing your digital life.