What does that head tilt truly mean?
You can tell a lot about what someone is thinking by monitoring their body language.
Why an unfair workload is a plus for an admin
How many times have you looked around and realized there’s something not quite right with the way work is being distributed—to you in particular?
1-Minute Strategies: October ’16
Finding your productivity techniques … Managing worry … The Jedi “religion” … What your desk says about you … The world’s oldest paystub … Teambuilding via board games
Make it happen in Outlook
Sending replies … Attaching a file from SharePoint
When it’s time to discuss your career path
Talking about your career path with your boss can raise your anxiety level, but such discussions are necessary to help you clarify your future goals. You should never have doubts about what you’re working toward each day.
Change your slide size in PowerPoint
Depending upon the projectors or platforms in which you deliver presentations, it might be advantageous to shift from the 4:3 to the 16:9 slide size.
The art of SharePoint governance
Without a few guidelines, rules and boundaries, SharePoint can quickly become a weed-ridden mess in which it’s hard to find what you need.
Can’t stand a co-worker? Here’s why you’re the real problem
The chances are very good that you’re missing the whole picture of the colleagues who are causing you to gnaw on your stapler. Ask yourself these questions before you launch your next hissy fit.
‘Who’s’ vs. ‘Whose’
“Who’s” and “whose” are homonyms, meaning they sound the same but have different meanings. Alice Underwood, writing at Grammarly, lays out the basics to help you remember the correct form to use in different contexts.
Put poetry in motion
To give yourself a lifetime of occasional moments that give you a literary air while both impressing people and moving them, find a very short poem you admire and commit it to memory—or even just four or five lines that capture a great poem’s essence. Poems can send powerful messages, and few who hear your […]