Do’s and Don’ts of Political Conversations at Work
When it comes to talking about politics, avoiding the topic entirely is the best, and simplest, policy for the workplace.…
Tips for Answering Interview Questions About Who Inspired Your Career Path
How to answer job interview questions about who inspired your career path, including tips for responding and examples of the…
How to Ask for a Flexible Work Schedule
Tips for asking for a flexible work schedule, including how and when to make a request, what to say, who…
When Friends Become Bosses: Here’s How to Make It Work
Most of us spend at least half our waking hours at work during our workweek, so it’s not a surprise…
What to Do When You’re Offered a Promotion You Don’t Really Want
A promotion is usually good news. In the post-recession economy, simply holding onto a job is hard enough. If you…
Top 5 Workplace Do’s and Don’ts
Manners exist to keep us from getting into fist fights every time more than one person hangs out in the…
Are You a Bad Boss? How to Tell, and How to Fix It
Read any survey about why people quit their jobs, and bad bosses are sure to come in somewhere near the…
How to Gain Control Over Your Email
Do you feel like email has taken control of your day? Maybe you find it impossible not to check your…
How to Work With Your Family (and Not Get Disowned)
Family-owned business generate over half the GNP, according to Forbes, but only a third make it past one generation. It’s…
5 Mistakes New Managers Make
Unless you work for a large corporation with a decades-old training program, your first few months as a manager will…
