Modern employment scenarios shift rapidly, prompting an average of several job changes during each worker’s career. Competent employees have greater opportunity today, than at other times in the past; shifting across career lines without suffering professionally. The job market also responds to ever-changing conditions, so businesses aren’t necessarily as dependent on long-held positions. In fact,…
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Should You Work for Friends and Family?
Managers and business owners are often advised against hiring friends and family. If the employee doesn’t work out, a relationship can be forever ruined. It also can be awkward for other employees, because it’s difficult to be completely impartial when you have such a close relationship with one employee. And while working for friends and…
Crying at Work: Prevention and Coping Tips
on line pharmacy Alena Navarro- Whyte via Compfight Crying comes more easily for some than others. It doesn’t necessarily mean frequent criers are more emotional (tear glands vary among individuals), but many see tears as weakness. Crying is especially embarrassing in the workplace, but professional settings are often places with the most stress and therefore…
Tips for Working with the Public
Working with the public is a basic part of many jobs, including retail and customer service. It isn’t always easy to deal with people, and over time one can lose motivation to perform well. Whether you’re a student working part-time job or a full-time employee, the following tips can not only make your job more…
10 Certificate Programs for Career Advancement
Lower Columbia College (LCC) via Compfight Preparing for a stable career doesn’t need to be a long and expensive endeavor. Certificate programs provide practical career skills to high school graduates, career changers, or professionals wishing supplement work experience. If you feel that a two-or four-year degree isn’t the right choice but still want a career…