When you’re a kid, you don’t yet have the tools that help process actions and your emotions – tools like maturity, patience or looking at…
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Advice for dealing with workplace issues.
With the level of technological integration into nearly every facet of life and business, it’s practically essential for companies, large or small, have an Information…
Leave a CommentRachel Nauen, CareerBuilder writer It’s safe to say that office romance has been around forever. After all, coworkers spend lots of time together, often have…
Leave a CommentLadan Nikravan, CareerBuilder writer You are confident you could do the job, but you don’t exactly have all the credentials the employer is requesting, and…
Leave a CommentDebra Auerbach, CareerBuilder writer
There are many famous quotes on the topic of failure and how it’s actually a good thing. But when you make a big mistake at work, it’s pretty hard to find the positive in such a negative situation. And reciting famous quotes about failure to your boss is probably not the best way to make amends.
Leave a CommentDebra Auerbach, CareerBuilder writer
It’s autumn, which means – depending on where you live – sometimes it’s mild one day and freezing cold the next. Dressing for work is a guessing game – do you put on a pea coat only to sweat all the way to the office on the overheated bus, or do you wear that dress but freeze while walking to work?
Leave a CommentDeanna Hartley, CareerBuilder writer
Working day in and day out with the same co-workers is sort of like living with roommates — you share the same space for hours at a time and, unless you’re one of the Real Housewives, you try to create a conflict-free zone that breeds mutual respect and requires compromising.
Leave a CommentAmy McDonnell, CareerBuilder writer
It’s 8 a.m., and you’re still chugging down your morning coffee, struggling to reconcile that it’s daylight. Or it’s 1 p.m., and the post-lunch fatigue is setting in. Ooooooor, it’s 4:30 and you’re ready to wrap things up for the day.
Leave a CommentSarah Landrum, Career Contessa contributor
Every day, millions of people get up and go to work. Some people are lucky and go to a job they love, but then there are some jobs that simply aren’t made to be loved, whether it’s because of the job itself or the environment the job is done in. The result is the same: Over time, a job you hate can have a serious impact on your health in a multitude of ways.
Leave a CommentMatt Tarpey, CareerBuilder writer
Whether it’s eating too much junk food or watching too much TV, we all have bad habits. For the most part these can be chalked up as guilty pleasures, but when a habit hurts your productivity or performance at work, it’s time to leave it behind.
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