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A Fine Balance: Love and Work
Romance develops in the office just like anywhere else. But what leads coworkers to act on their attraction and get involved?
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The "Unofficial" Promotion
Here are some suggestions for handling some of the more mystifying scenarios of why you're not getting promoted
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6 Qualities of a Successful Sales Pitch
Even if you're not in sales, you can benefit by learning the following qualities of a successful sales pitch
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Avoiding Office Email Gaffes
Just because e-mail is an everyday part of life in the office doesn't mean it's something you don't have to think carefully about
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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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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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Busy Work: How to Manage a Heavy Workload
Three declarations to keep in mind if you're feeling too busy at work
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You Think, Not GroupThink
If you blindly choose a path that may not be in your best interest, you're giving in to the focus group mentality
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