Tag Archives | work life
Retirement: It’s a process, not a “quit”
In a study of 100 retirees, Dr. Nancy K. Schlossberg, EdD, found that retirement is not one single act, like we may traditionally have thought of it, but rather it involves many transitions. How successful people are at adapting depends, in large part, on these specific factors...
Simon says…put your phones down!
Cell phone addiction is a real thing at work and at home according to Innerlight Media Group founder Simon Sinek. He's sounding the warning bell on the use of phones and social media across all demographics.
Work Party dos and don’ts
Tis the season to be jolly, but when it comes to holiday parties for your work, it’s important to keep proper etiquette in mind.
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Do you suffer from IDS – Irritable Desk Syndrome?
Researchers at NEC-Mitsubishi, questioned 2,000 office workers and found many to be suffering from "Irritable Desk Syndrome" (IDS). It was so named after the survey discovered that 40% said they were "infuriated by too much clutter and paper on their desks but could not be bothered to do anything about it."
Keep office rudeness from spreading like a virus
Psychologists today are likening workplace rudeness to a nasty germ. Here's how you can keep it from spreading:
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What makes you happier than money? New study says exercise
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Seven benefits of fast internet
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Top 5 podcasts: Small business edition
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Top 10 Reasons Your Salon Needs High-Speed Internet
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National Preparedness Month: Crisis Communications
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Give ‘Em What They Want: The Small Perk with the Big Payoff
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Work-Life Balance is a scam
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How to Maintain Productivity While Working Virtually
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The ‘Big Five’ office annoyances & How to deal with them
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What Game of Thrones teaches us about business communications
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Salina: good...
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Sophie: Great rules and great post! You'd think that this...
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Steve Hubacher: the 1st commandment should be "If you take the la...
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Anna Larson: I could never even fathom not communicating with a...
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