How to Help a Friend Find a Job
With the economy these days it can be tough to find a job for yourself. It’s pretty hard to be unemployed-but it’s harder to watch your friends suffer through unemployment. We all want the best for our friends, but of course you probably don’t have the option to just give your friend a job. However, […]
In: Job Search Advice · Tagged with: Better Chance, Bulletins, coworkers, Economy, Family Members, Find A Job, Find Job, Friends And Family, Help With Resume, Job Offer, Job Opening, Job Openings, Job Resume, List Of Names, Lookout, Networking, Pointers, Step 2, Step 3, Unemployment
Office tips: How to tell coworkers they smell bad
By Helen Richardson People can smell bad for different reasons. I think the easiest type of bad odor to deal with is when someone wears too much cologne or perfume. If you have a good relationship with the person, you can take them aside in private at some point and explain that you are very […]
In: On The Job Advice · Tagged with: Allergy Problem, Body Odor, Cigarette Smoke, Cologne, coworkers, Delicate Issue, Deodorant, Deodorants, Different Cultures, Different Reasons, Fact That Some People, Febreeze, Good Relationship, Hard Time, Helen Richardson, Human Resources Staff, Ozone, Perfume, Tendency, Treading On Thin Ice
Top 6 Coworkers To Beware by Dave Caruso
Frenemy This manipulator seeks to gain your trust by pretending to be your ally and friend. They will call you after work or suggest going to lunch in an attempt to share with you their gripes about management and other coworkers. This is in an effort to loosen you up and get you to make […]
In: On The Job Advice · Tagged with: Business Changes, Business Nature, career, Corporate Ladder, coworkers, Dave Caruso, Derogatory Statements, Eddie Haskell, Empathy, False Impression, Flattery, Gripes, job, Juicy Morsel, Layoffs, Leadership Role, Manipulator, Qualms, Romantic Involvements, Rumor Mill, Sycophant, Workaholics
