Rise and Shine: How to be Effective at Work
For college grads entering the workforce, it's crucial to be sharp and alert to be effective on the job. But first you need to get your beauty sleep.
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Strike a Work-Life Balance
In the past 20 years, "work-life balance" has emerged as an HR buzzword. Here's what it means for entry-level employees.
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Watch Your Step! Gender Stereotypes at Work
We assembled a panel of female executives, career experts, and yes, even a man, to deconstruct six stereotypes that challenge women in the office
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Don't Get Rattled: Adapting to Workplace Changes
As employers implement cost-cutting efforts to compensate for revenue slumps, employees are facing a multitude of workplace changes. Here's how to deal.
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How to Make Your Holiday Party Pay
Make the best of of the holiday season by turning parties into networking opportunities
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Managing your Manager
Throughout your career, you'll probably encounter bosses whose personalities clash with yours, or whose management and people skills are virtually non-existent
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Bad Reputation: Exploring Millennial Stereotypes
People have always stereotyped, ridiculed, even tried to marginalize, younger generations. And whether these generalizations are true is irrelevant.
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Frisky Business: Handling an Office Romance
7 stories of professionals who followed their hearts, only to find themselves in surprising places and compromising positions
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Fitting In and Succeeding with a Disability at Work
It would be nice if once you had succeeded in getting hired, you no longer had to worry about the way your disability impacts your work. Unfortunately, that's not the case.
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America's Changing Workplace
Diversity enriches American business in surprising ways
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Go Green in the City 2013 Challenge
Calling all business and engineering students! Compete in the Go Green in the City competition to win yourself a job at Schneider Electric.
Extracurricular Activities on Your Resume
Your entry-level resume doesn't have to be all about your GPA and past work experience. Consider showcasing a few of your extracurricular activities.