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Office Etiquette: Case of the Missing Sandwich Blog posts

Office Etiquette: Case of the Missing Sandwich

To avoid the glaring and disapproving eyes of co-workers whenever you break out your afternoon meal, make sure to follow the rules of lunch etiquette.

Think Before You Send Blog posts

Think Before You Send

Be respected for your tactfulness. Here's how to write professional emails that make good impressions.

Defining Business Casual Advice

Defining Business Casual

Fast guidelines for putting together a decent, respectable business-casual outfit. Follow these tips and you'll be sure to avoid any embarrassing wardrobe malfunctions.

Fired by Phone? I Thought We Were Closer Than That Blog posts

Fired by Phone? I Thought We Were Closer Than That

We all know you shouldn't break up with someone via phone call. So why shouldn't the same rule apply to lay-offs and firings in the professional world?

Assessing Workplace Culture Blog posts

Assessing Workplace Culture

Often times, the most enjoyable (or hated) part of working at a company can be its culture. Here are some ways to assess a company's culture during the interview.

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Making Career Decisions You Won't Regret

Our web manager learns the value of thinking before acting in emotionally trying times at work-and in life.

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Email Signature Etiquette

Just because you have 13 certifications, three degrees, a headshot, and a fondness for purple font doesn't mean you should include any of it in your email signature.

Sending a Thank You Gift? No, Thank You Blog posts

Sending a Thank You Gift? No, Thank You

Before you dial up Edible Arrangements, consider what kind of message sending a gift after an interview conveys

Accept or Reject? Friending Coworkers on Facebook Blog posts

Accept or Reject? Friending Coworkers on Facebook

Essentially, we have two options: We can accept our coworkers' friend requests and censor what we say and do, or we can reject them. Here's what I did.

Decoding Office Lingo Advice

Decoding Office Lingo

If you thought everyone in the corporate world spoke your language, think again

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