06th August 2010
This may think this is a difficult time to take a vacation, but remember this: Time away from the job will improve your efficiency and help accelerate your career...and, of course, improve your personal life. In the end, personal down time will benefit y...
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07th July 2010
You've Been Named Boss. Now What?
The biggest challenge will be to think in terms of managing a function ' getting things done through other people ' rather than doing everything yourself. Your job is to manage the assets--people, materials and authori...
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22nd June 2010
Who or what is to blame if you are not getting the promotion on your career path that you want and think you deserve?
There are many reasons for the cause, but there is no ignoring the ultimate reality. Like it or not, you and you alone must take most...
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19th June 2010
If you are interested in building a successful career you will avoid burning any bridges to the past when you move to a new job. There are 13 steps you can take to assure a smooth transition.
First of all, be doubly sure you are making the move for th...
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10th June 2010
Guaranteed job security has gone by the board in today's tumultuous, paradoxical world of work.
Companies are laying off people as a result of a declining market for their products. Some employers are using the down economy as an excuse to cull their w...
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08th June 2010
There is no magic formula for achieving career goals, but there are six common sense guidelines that show the way to success.
Here are six of those real-world career guidelines.
1. Job Tip: Do not hire anyone you can't fire, unless you are under pre...
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08th June 2010
The ability to get things done through other people is the greatest skill one needs to become a successful manager. Said another way that means doing less of the assignment at hand and spending more time and energy delegating responsibilities and motivati...
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27th May 2010
In today's highly competitive job market there is a great temptation to use gimmicks to make one's resume stand out from the crowd, particularly after a number of rejections.
Gimmickry should be avoided like the plague.
There are rare instances when...
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21st May 2010
Even the best of resumes usually won't close the deal for a job, but they will take a job applicant passed the first step in the screening process.
Therefore, craft it with a single objective in your mind: Get invited in for an interview where you can ...
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13th May 2010
Surveys of employee satisfaction show that only 55 percent of workers earning more than $50,000 annually, and 45 percent of those being paid less than $15,000 per year say they are satisfied with their jobs.
Those findings ought to set off alarm bells ...
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10th May 2010
Good news is hard to fined in the current job market. Nevertheless, there is a silver lining in the dark clouds for ambitious young men and women.
With companies downsizing employees as a means for reducing operating costs, job opportunities are openin...
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27th April 2010
Ambition is a word that evokes respect and admiration in the folklore of success careers. But it has little meaning on the career path until it is coupled with commitment, willingness to learn and hard work
It may be embraced or ignored; used or abused...
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08th April 2010
You can take full advantage of your job interviews by planning and preparing every step of the proces
First of all, be aware of the six criteria by which most interviewers will rate your interview skills and qualifications for the job.
1. Personal i...
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19th March 2010
A persuasive sales letter will separate your job application from the avalanche of resumes that land on the desk of employers.
In most instances, your cover letter will be your first and only opportunity to make a good first impression on the potential...
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16th March 2010
Ambitious men and women on the fast track to career success are positive thinkers. At the same time, they know that the powerful force of positive thinking must be leavened with a proper dose of negative thinking for the level of performance that will del...
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