5 tactics to help stop procrastination
People who procrastinate often promise they won’t do it again, but they often go right back to putting things off, writes Jamie Rosenstein at Lifehack. Sound like you?
Attack of the overly perfumed
Q: “A woman in my office wears so much perfume that you can still smell it after she passes by. Unfortunately, her cubicle is next to mine, and the constant odor gives me a headache. When I mentioned this to her supervisor, he said no one else had complained. Now I’m debating whether to leave her an anonymous note or go to human resources. What do you think?”
Alternatives to the email grind
Here are a few team communication options other than Slack.
Correctly use Until, Till and ‘Til
If you have trouble distinguishing the differences between “until,” “till” and “ ’til,” these tips from Marko Ticak at Grammarly can help get you on the right track.
How do productive people get it done?
Learn to maximize your time by following these productivity tips.
Talk to your boss about getting a life
Some tips on how to approach a conversation with your boss on establishing a healthy work/life balance.
Finally, a use for these things!
People tend to listen more carefully to someone who uses hand gestures.
3 ways to lead in any position
How to take the lead and enact real change within your company, no matter your position.
Cultural Literacy 101: January ’17
Terms that people of influence are using today.
Giving back makes her job even better
Many admins know that job titles don’t always cover all the duties they perform. Diane Ray, an executive assistant in the real estate business, exemplifies this.