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On The Job
Is Signing Emails “XOXO” Appropriate for the Office?
By Levo League | 1 Comment | December 19, 2012
Are X’s and O’s ever appropriate for interoffice communications? And if so, which ones? Read »
Would You Fire Your Colleague to Save Your Own Job?
By Danny Rubin | 6 Comments | December 18, 2012
It’s being called The Hunger Games of workplace layoffs. What do YOU think? Read »
4 Tips for Becoming Everyone’s Favorite Coworker
By Sarah Greesonbach | 3 Comments | December 13, 2012
We’ve all had to deal with an annoying or bad-mannered office mate. But how can you make sure no one at work feels that way about you? Read »
The Dreaded Office Gift Exchange: What the #*&@ Should You Buy?
By Kelly Gurnett | 2 Comments | December 12, 2012
Giving presents to coworkers always has the potential to be a little awkward. Here are a few fun (but safe!) options. Read »
What to Do When You Screw Up Royally
By Kelly Gurnett | 5 Comments | December 10, 2012
Ever make the kind of mistake that has visions of pink slips flashing before your eyes? If you haven’t yet, you will. Here’s what to do when it happens. Read »
The Ultimate Guide for Surviving Your Entry-Level Job
By Melissa Woodson | 8 Comments | December 6, 2012
Having trouble settling into a low-level job—especially if you’ve been in the workforce for a few years? These tips will guide you through. Read »
5 Unexpected Workplace Lessons from Mad Men
By Kristin Marino | 8 Comments | December 5, 2012
Can you really learn career lessons from the infamous Don Draper and crew? You bet! Read »
Do You Work More or Less Than People Around the World?
By Alexis Grant | 3 Comments | November 28, 2012
Think you work a lot of hours? This infographic from BOLT insurance shows how your work hours compare to those of workers around the world. Read »
The Best and Worst Colors to Wear to Work
By Vanessa Van Edwards | 5 Comments | November 27, 2012
Have trouble picking out what to wear to work? Focusing on colors may not only help you narrow down your choices; it may also benefit your career. Read »
7 Proactive Ways to Take Control of Your Performance Review
By Joe Cassandra | 7 Comments | November 21, 2012
Feel like your annual review is out of your hands? Here’s how to gain control so you can get what you want from your job. Read »
What to Expect for Your First Job: Fact vs. Fiction
By Rocco Brown-Morris | 5 Comments | November 19, 2012
Will you work long hours? Be stressed all the time? Feel like the office gofer? Let’s work out the truth about your first job. Read »
Could Procrastination Actually be Good for Your Career?
By Tess Pajaron | 9 Comments | November 15, 2012
We usually think of procrastination as the devil’s voice, whispering in our ear. But is it possible that putting things off has benefits, too? Read »
How to Keep Your Head in the Game When Your Heart’s Left the Building
By Kelly Gurnett | 15 Comments | November 9, 2012
If you’ve fallen out of love with your job, here’s how to stick with it—and avoid becoming disgruntled—until you find something better. Read »
Why World Travelers Make the Best Workers
By Dan Oshinsky | 26 Comments | October 29, 2012
Here’s why getting lost—and finding your way—helps you become the employee everyone wants at the office. Read »