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The Word “Job” Takes on New Meaning

Patrice Payne - January 25, 2012

When you simply have a job, you have a place to go to work. You likely punch a time clock and report to someone who is assigned to watch and monitor every task you are required to perform. If you work in an office, you might have a cubicle to sit in that is in a row of other cubicles. Don’t act on that urge to personalize your space for autonomy is frowned upon. Usually, there is a company handbook that spells out all the things you are permitted to do and more things that you are not permitted to do. Lack of conformation could result in

Ask Cher - How do I be more Likeable

Cher Forman - September 9, 2011

This may sound like a stupid question. After all, you are a Human Resources Executive. And being more “likeable” sounds like a Human Resources kind of idea. But, what do you think about this article? "How to be more likeable. 10 things to do today?"

No Guilt Sick Day for the Unemployed

Marilyn Degodny Winters - April 29, 2011

I have worked sick many times. Most workers, especially in today’s recessionary climate, are afraid to stay home when they are ill. My former coworkers and I always came in to work if we were slightly sick. Those days were a struggle to endure, but somehow we got through the day.

After a long working career, birthdays seem different now

Marilyn Degodny Winters - April 1, 2011

The best career planner in the world can´t keep you from growing old. Working with younger co-workers only accentuates the differences in how we work as we age. I need help. I´m having a melt down! It’s almost my birthday, the big 62, yikes! At 40, I couldn’t even say the word. I called it the “F” word, fff, fff, forty. After the terror of turning 40, my 50th birthday was

The Word “Job” Takes on New Meaning

Patrice Payne - January 11, 2011

When you simply have a job, you have a place to go to work. You likely punch a time clock and report to someone who is assigned to watch and monitor every task you are required to perform. If you work in an office, you might have a cubicle to sit in that is in a row of other cubicles. Don’t act on that urge to personalize your space for autonomy is frowned upon. Usually, there is a company handbook that spells out all the things you are permitted to do and more things that you are not permitted to do. Lack of conformation could result in

Interviewing and Stress: A Quick Relaxation Technique

Carla Kincaid-Yoshikawa - September 25, 2010

Stress can affect us for a variety of reasons throughout our lives. Learning some reliable techniques to manage the stress response can enhance and even prolong our lives. One of the easiest,

If you’re the boss…you might be fired!

Patrice Payne - September 9, 2010

Are you working like a slave? Think about it, as harsh as it may seem. A slave can be described as “someone who works hard, in bad conditions, and for low pay.” So, now answer the question. 

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